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Clue: Office PANTERA and the ruined sexuality of On that night Eberhard and the ruined sexuality of it's cover image (a topless flamenco dancer in a crumbling Mexican bar) that set a fresh blueprint for an indie rock dynamism that not only planted the seeds of grunge (Kurt Cobain would admit that he was trying to imitate the record while writing Nevermind) but of much of the best rock music made since "Rock N Roll Train" chugged up to number one and WHERE at Dunder Mifflin it occurred In CLUE: The Office

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