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Doll Revolution

by The Bangles

Released: September 09, 2003

Pop rock

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Lineup Change.

The Album

The album marks the band's first release since their reunion in 1998, following a period of hiatus after their previous studio album, Everything (1988). "Doll Revolution" is the fourth studio album by American pop rock band The Bangles, released in March 2003 in Europe and Japan, and in September 2003 in the United States. It includes tracks that reflect both their classic sound and new directions they explored during their reunion period.

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Doll Revolution is also significant as it is…

Doll Revolution is also significant as it is the final album to feature bassist and vocalist Michael Steele.

Her departure marked the end of a notable…

Her departure marked the end of a notable chapter in The Bangles' history, as she had been a key member of the band since its early days.

Steele left the band following the promotional tour…

Steele left the band following the promotional tour for the album.

The album features a mix of the band's…

The album features a mix of the band's signature pop rock sound with influences from various genres, including power pop and alternative rock.

Notable tracks on the album include "Something That…

Notable tracks on the album include "Something That You Said," which was a prominent single, and "The Greatest," which showcases the band's harmonious vocals and energetic pop-rock style.

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Essential Tracks

Something That You Said

Notable tracks on the album include "Something That You Said," which was a prominent single, and "The Greatest," which showcases the band's harmonious vocals and energetic pop-rock style.

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"Doll Revolution" is the fourth studio album by American pop rock band The Bangles, released in March 2003 in Europe and Japan, and in September 2003 in the United States. The album marks the band's first release since their reunion in 1998, following a period of hiatus after their previous studio album, Everything (1988).

The album features a mix of the band's signature pop rock sound with influences from various genres, including power pop and alternative rock. It includes tracks that reflect both their classic sound and new directions they explored during their reunion period.

Notable tracks on the album include "Something That You Said," which was a prominent single, and "The Greatest," which showcases the band's harmonious vocals and energetic pop-rock style.

Doll Revolution is also significant as it is the final album to feature bassist and vocalist Michael Steele. Steele left the band following the promotional tour for the album. Her departure marked the end of a notable chapter in The Bangles' history, as she had been a key member of the band since its early days.