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Old 05-03-2014, 03:59 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Oh man I love Modern Life is Rubbish. Oasis is the best.
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Old 05-06-2014, 10:52 AM   #23 (permalink)
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Yes! The actual song Parklife just makes me cringe.

I genuinely liked Suede a lot, even though I couldn't listen to any of their albums all the way through and enjoy every song. Dog Man Star and Coming Up were their best releases IMO. Sadly, as much as I love Pulp I have no interest in the stuff they released after This Is Hardcore, there are good tracks here and there but I just couldn't get into any of the later albums that much.
There's only one Pulp album after This is Hardcore - I think it's pretty good, but This is Hardcore was their peak IMO.

I really like Blur, especially their last two albums and the last two Britpop albums (Parklife and The Great Escape). Dog Man Star is also excellent. I don't enjoy Oasis.
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There's only one Pulp album after This is Hardcore - I think it's pretty good, but This is Hardcore was their peak IMO.

I really like Blur, especially their last two albums and the last two Britpop albums (Parklife and The Great Escape). Dog Man Star is also excellent. I don't enjoy Oasis.

You're right, I don't know what I was thinking came out after We Love Life. Hm.

I like Blur, just not certain songs. I'd listen to Tender over Song 2 any day.
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I like Blur, just not certain songs. I'd listen to Tender over Song 2 any day.
Definitely agreed. Honestly I don't particularly like the self-titled album (even if "Beetlebum" is a good song). And all the Britpop albums are inconsistent for me - for every "He Thought of Cars", there's a "Mr. Robinson's Quango".
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slightly before the term britpop took over but Adorable were my fav band of the period, along with quite a few of the shoegazing bands
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Lush! Love love Lush.
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