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Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't 17:22 - Mar 27 with 1131 views

Suede by Suede has to right up there. Been on a nostalgia trip listening to that through and it's still brilliant.

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Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 17:28 - Mar 27 with 1123 views

Marshalls_Mullet

In terms of slightly less obvious ones;

Cast - All change
Verve - Urban Hymns
Pulp - Different Class

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Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 17:29 - Mar 27 with 1116 views

footers

Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 17:28 - Mar 27 by Marshalls_Mullet
In terms of slightly less obvious ones; Cast - All change Verve - Urban Hymns Pulp - Different Class

Pulp Different Class is one of the best-known Britpop albums... isn't it!?

Bloody love that record.

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Marshalls_Mullet

Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 17:29 - Mar 27 by footers
Pulp Different Class is one of the best-known Britpop albums... isn't it!? Bloody love that record.

I didnt say it wasnt well known, just less obvious. I doubt its in everyones Top 50.

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Once upon a time- Simple Minds.

Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 17:45 - Mar 27 with 1083 views

Illinoisblue

Wild Wood - Paul Weller.

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I found this on Pitchfork over the weekend. https://pitchfork.com/features/lists-and-guides/10045-the-50-best-britpop-albums I was listening to Lovelife by Lush last night at work and I think that stood up really well. Can't believe it's so long ago now, Oasis put Definitely Maybe out in 1994. 24 years before that The Beatles released Let It Be in 1970. 24 years ago today The Boo Radleys released Wake Up! Britpop is as far away in the past to today's kids getting into music as The Beatles were to us Britpop kids.

Edit: forgot to post the bloody link

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Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 17:49 - Mar 27 by Melford

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Blimey.

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Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 20:10 - Mar 27 with 950 views

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Cracking album that. Just had The Las album on in my car - hugely underrated.

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Talking of cracking albums, which we weren't on 17:49 - Mar 27 by Melford

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Cheers for making me feel ancient..

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