Popscene: From Baggy to Britpop 1989-1994 / Var: Popscene: From Baggy To Britpop 1989-1994 / Various
Popscene: From Baggy to Britpop 1989-1994 / Var
SKU: 44562335
Popscene: From Baggy to Britpop 1989-1994 / Var: Popscene: From Baggy To Britpop 1989-1994 / Various
Popscene: From Baggy to Britpop 1989-1994 / Var
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Title: Popscene: From Baggy To Britpop 1989-1994 / Various
Artist: Popscene: From Baggy to Britpop 1989-1994 / Var
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929118492
Genre: Rock
Four CD anthology tracing the development of indie music from the Baggy sound of 1989 to the early days of the Britpop explosion in 1994. Britpop was a term coined by Select magazine in April 1993 to describe a new wave of British acts that they felt provided an alternative to the US grunge sound. These included Suede, Pulp, The Auteurs and Saint Etienne, all featured here. This compilation traces the movement's roots back to Baggy Madchester groups The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and Inspiral Carpets, as well as bands such as Stourbridge's The Wonder Stuff, who took the indie scene out of the underground and into the UK charts, increasing guitar bands' ambitions of commercial success. Included are arguably the first Britpop singles, Blur's 'Popscene' from March 1992 and Suede's 'The Drowners' from that May and early singles by Britpop acts Dodgy, Sleeper, Echobelly, Gene, Ocean Colour Scene and Space. Also featured are demos of future hits by The Bluetones and Cast who'd both score chart topping albums in 1995.
Tracks:
1.1 Happy Mondays - Hallelujah (Maccoll Mix)
1.2 The Stone Roses - What the World Is Waiting for
1.3 Inspiral Carpets - Find Out Why
1.4 The House of Love - I Don't Know Why I Love You
1.5 The Mock Turtles - and Then She Smiles
1.6 The Wonder Stuff - Don't Let Me Down Gently
1.7 Electronic - Getting Away with It
1.8 That Petrol Emotion - Abandon
1.9 Jesus Jones - Never Enough
1.10 The Farm - Family of Man
1.11 James - How Was It for You?
1.12 Bridewell Taxis - Honesty
1.13 The La's - Feelin'
1.14 Ned's Atomic Dustbin - Kill Your Television (Chapter 22 Version)
1.15 Honey Smugglers - Blind
1.16 Milltown Brothers - Apple Green
1.17 Julian Cope - Beautiful Love
1.18 Ocean Colour Scene - Yesterday Today
1.19 World of Twist - Sons of the Stage
1.20 The Dylans - Planet Love
1.21 The Popguns - Still a World Away
1.22 The Times - from Chelsea Green to Brighton Beach
2.1 Primal Scream - Movin' on Up
2.2 Saint Etienne - Nothing Can Stop Us
2.3 Flowered Up - Take It
2.4 Manic Street Preachers - You Love Us (Heavenly Version)
2.5 Senseless Things - Got It at the Delmar (Single Version)
2.6 Spirea X - Speed Reaction
2.7 The Sea Urchins - Please Don't Cry
2.8 The Wendys - Enjoy the Things You Fear
2.9 Brighter - Poppy Day
2.10 White Town - Catherine
2.11 Spin - Fifteen Minutes
2.12 The Lightning Seeds - the Life of Riley
2.13 The Soup Dragons - Divine Thing
2.14 Kingmaker - Two Headed Yellow Bellied Hole Digger
2.15 That Uncertain Feeling - Sunriser
2.16 Thousand Yard Stare - 0-0 A.E.T. (No Score After Extra Time)
2.17 The Primitives - Lead Me Astray
2.18 Revolver - Venice
2.19 The Pooh Sticks - the World Is Turning on
2.20 Secret Shine - Honey Sweet
2.21 Bleach - Shotgun
2.22 Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine - the Only Living Boy in New Cross
3.1 Blur - Popscene
3.2 Ride - Twisterella
3.3 Suede - the Drowners
3.4 The Stairs - Fall Down the Rain (Alternate Version)
3.5 The Revs - Selfish
3.6 Pop Will Eat Itself - Bulletproof
3.7 Adorable - I'll Be Your Saint
3.8 Jane Pow - Sanitized
3.9 Dodgy - Lovebirds
3.10 Teenage Fanclub - Radio
3.11 Blueboy - Meet Johnny Rave
3.12 BMX Bandits - Kylie's Got a Crush on Us
3.13 18 Wheeler - Suncrush
3.14 Fabulous - Personality Recession
3.15 Space - If It's Real
3.16 Shampoo - Blisters and Bruises
3.17 S*M*A*S*H - Real Surreal
3.18 Salad - Kent
3.19 The Auteurs - Lenny Valentino
3.20 Stephen Duffy - Natalie
3.21 Sleeper - Swallow
3.22 Action Painting! - Mustard Gas
3.23 Cornershop - Readers' Wives
3.24 The Boo Radleys - Barney (... And Me)
4.1 Paul Weller - Sunflower
4.2 Supergrass - Caught By the Fuzz
4.3 Pulp - Lipgloss
4.4 My Life Story - Girl a, Girl B, Boy C
4.5 Terry Hall - Sense
4.6 Corduroy - Mini
4.7 The Weekenders - All Grown Up
4.8 Gene - for the Dead
4.9 Whiteout - No Time
4.10 Echobelly - Insomniac
4.11 Longpigs - She Said
4.12 Shed Seven - Dolphin
4.13 Lush - Hypocrite
4.14 Ash - Petrol
4.15 These Animal Men - This Is the Sound of Youth
4.16 Mantaray - Adoration
4.17 Alvin Purple - Billie
4.18 Cast - Fine Time (Demo)
4.19 The Bluetones - No.11 (Bluetonic Demo)
4.20 Orange Deluxe - the Stripper
4.21 Boyracer - He Gets Me So Hard
4.22 Reef - Good Feeling
Artist: Popscene: From Baggy to Britpop 1989-1994 / Var
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929118492
Genre: Rock
Four CD anthology tracing the development of indie music from the Baggy sound of 1989 to the early days of the Britpop explosion in 1994. Britpop was a term coined by Select magazine in April 1993 to describe a new wave of British acts that they felt provided an alternative to the US grunge sound. These included Suede, Pulp, The Auteurs and Saint Etienne, all featured here. This compilation traces the movement's roots back to Baggy Madchester groups The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and Inspiral Carpets, as well as bands such as Stourbridge's The Wonder Stuff, who took the indie scene out of the underground and into the UK charts, increasing guitar bands' ambitions of commercial success. Included are arguably the first Britpop singles, Blur's 'Popscene' from March 1992 and Suede's 'The Drowners' from that May and early singles by Britpop acts Dodgy, Sleeper, Echobelly, Gene, Ocean Colour Scene and Space. Also featured are demos of future hits by The Bluetones and Cast who'd both score chart topping albums in 1995.
Tracks:
1.1 Happy Mondays - Hallelujah (Maccoll Mix)
1.2 The Stone Roses - What the World Is Waiting for
1.3 Inspiral Carpets - Find Out Why
1.4 The House of Love - I Don't Know Why I Love You
1.5 The Mock Turtles - and Then She Smiles
1.6 The Wonder Stuff - Don't Let Me Down Gently
1.7 Electronic - Getting Away with It
1.8 That Petrol Emotion - Abandon
1.9 Jesus Jones - Never Enough
1.10 The Farm - Family of Man
1.11 James - How Was It for You?
1.12 Bridewell Taxis - Honesty
1.13 The La's - Feelin'
1.14 Ned's Atomic Dustbin - Kill Your Television (Chapter 22 Version)
1.15 Honey Smugglers - Blind
1.16 Milltown Brothers - Apple Green
1.17 Julian Cope - Beautiful Love
1.18 Ocean Colour Scene - Yesterday Today
1.19 World of Twist - Sons of the Stage
1.20 The Dylans - Planet Love
1.21 The Popguns - Still a World Away
1.22 The Times - from Chelsea Green to Brighton Beach
2.1 Primal Scream - Movin' on Up
2.2 Saint Etienne - Nothing Can Stop Us
2.3 Flowered Up - Take It
2.4 Manic Street Preachers - You Love Us (Heavenly Version)
2.5 Senseless Things - Got It at the Delmar (Single Version)
2.6 Spirea X - Speed Reaction
2.7 The Sea Urchins - Please Don't Cry
2.8 The Wendys - Enjoy the Things You Fear
2.9 Brighter - Poppy Day
2.10 White Town - Catherine
2.11 Spin - Fifteen Minutes
2.12 The Lightning Seeds - the Life of Riley
2.13 The Soup Dragons - Divine Thing
2.14 Kingmaker - Two Headed Yellow Bellied Hole Digger
2.15 That Uncertain Feeling - Sunriser
2.16 Thousand Yard Stare - 0-0 A.E.T. (No Score After Extra Time)
2.17 The Primitives - Lead Me Astray
2.18 Revolver - Venice
2.19 The Pooh Sticks - the World Is Turning on
2.20 Secret Shine - Honey Sweet
2.21 Bleach - Shotgun
2.22 Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine - the Only Living Boy in New Cross
3.1 Blur - Popscene
3.2 Ride - Twisterella
3.3 Suede - the Drowners
3.4 The Stairs - Fall Down the Rain (Alternate Version)
3.5 The Revs - Selfish
3.6 Pop Will Eat Itself - Bulletproof
3.7 Adorable - I'll Be Your Saint
3.8 Jane Pow - Sanitized
3.9 Dodgy - Lovebirds
3.10 Teenage Fanclub - Radio
3.11 Blueboy - Meet Johnny Rave
3.12 BMX Bandits - Kylie's Got a Crush on Us
3.13 18 Wheeler - Suncrush
3.14 Fabulous - Personality Recession
3.15 Space - If It's Real
3.16 Shampoo - Blisters and Bruises
3.17 S*M*A*S*H - Real Surreal
3.18 Salad - Kent
3.19 The Auteurs - Lenny Valentino
3.20 Stephen Duffy - Natalie
3.21 Sleeper - Swallow
3.22 Action Painting! - Mustard Gas
3.23 Cornershop - Readers' Wives
3.24 The Boo Radleys - Barney (... And Me)
4.1 Paul Weller - Sunflower
4.2 Supergrass - Caught By the Fuzz
4.3 Pulp - Lipgloss
4.4 My Life Story - Girl a, Girl B, Boy C
4.5 Terry Hall - Sense
4.6 Corduroy - Mini
4.7 The Weekenders - All Grown Up
4.8 Gene - for the Dead
4.9 Whiteout - No Time
4.10 Echobelly - Insomniac
4.11 Longpigs - She Said
4.12 Shed Seven - Dolphin
4.13 Lush - Hypocrite
4.14 Ash - Petrol
4.15 These Animal Men - This Is the Sound of Youth
4.16 Mantaray - Adoration
4.17 Alvin Purple - Billie
4.18 Cast - Fine Time (Demo)
4.19 The Bluetones - No.11 (Bluetonic Demo)
4.20 Orange Deluxe - the Stripper
4.21 Boyracer - He Gets Me So Hard
4.22 Reef - Good Feeling
