* Post removed by mods yesterday because ( despite appearing on BBCs Britpop now ) apparently powder aren’t Britpop 🤷‍♂️
can we only post about Blur and Oasis 😜?

Their debut is one of my best Brip Pop albums fronting by a female singer.

I’m absolutely obsessed with the following songs

Common People by Pulp
Year 2000 by Pulp

Supersonic by Oasis
Roll With It by Oasis
Champagne Supernova by Oasis
She’s Electric by Oasis

I’d love to discover more British bands! Suggestions welcome!

I've made a couple of diy band t-shirts for the gym, so I figured I'd make a Pulp shirt! Different Class is probs my favourite album

Ok, this is going to be a challenge. But here we go…. 

It was a folktronica-like album.  I think I bought it in 2001/2002.  The artist was a bit like David Grey. 

The first (i think) song was really great, it was quite long, with an acoustic guitar and beats. 

The cover of the album (as i remember) was the artists face, one side of his face was in black and white, the other side colour. 

I can find no other record of this album or artist. But, it was playing on the Fopp sound system on Byres Road in Glasgow one summers (i think) day and i walked in, spoke to the staff and they showed me the CD, which I bought.  

I am well aware that this may be the vaguest information about an album ever but who knows, maybe it will be enough. 

I would LOVE to find this album, i've been obsessed with finding this song for more than ten years now.  

EDIT: C'mon people of [r/Britpop](r/Britpop), you knowers of late ninties indie and obscure singer-songwriter also-rans, you can do this! Find me my Zahir..
The Zahir - Wikipedia

EDIT: It was Tim Hutton - Everything!
Thanks all!

St Francis Hotel feat. Gaz Coombes - Liar Liar Liar

You love Shampoo? A britpop, pop-punk, bubblegum pop, super girlband has a new unofficial Reddit community! Come and see!

r/ShampooTheBand !

Just, in the case if you don't know them, Shampoo released the ,uh-oh we're in trouble, song and are known of the wild girl power style

Picked up this 10' EP recently.

Saw the Hybirds a few times in Nottingham in the 90s, first time supporting the Seahorses.

Shame they only managed 1 album, although Richard Warren went onto many projects.

Got this one spinning right now, just marveling again at their creativity, their evocative melodies. It's the only one I've got from them but looking to change that. What's the next album I should target in your opinion?

This will complete the reissues of his core solo discography; next year, his soundtrack albums and the album released under moniker Superstate will also be released.

From my ongoing series about obscure bands, as I continue to get rid of my Britpop cds.

Anyone listen to them?

1. Blur, Parklife...

Sixteen tracks, rare I skip any, to me their second best album after The Great Escape. However, this one best represents the Britpop vibe. Girls & Boys, Parklife, End of a century, To the end. What four brilliant singles, could have been 7 or 8 in all reality. Wish I'd seen them live at any point. Albarn would probably admit himself he doesn't have the best voice, but it's feelgood music, almost like Madness possessed by The Kinks.

1. Oasis, What's The Story? Morning Glory...

I'd go out in the 90's, born '76 so late teens bang in the brilliant storm of Britpop. Could play all 10 tracks on the jukebox for a quid, take out 30 quid, enough for fags, booze, pool, jukebox, and maybe a 'magazine' from garage if I didn't pull on way home 🤣. Another album where I don't skip a track, even Hey Now, they all have an assured stomp, KNOWING they're gonna be sung loud. Apparently Noel only had the first verses written for a lot of the songs when they started recording at Rockfield Studios. You can imagine them getting hammered all the time...a classic album...makes you leave the house with a spring in your step...and from leaving the house to something else...

1. Suede, Dog Man Star...

No album ever, has or will again hit me like this. Who starts a record with something so out there crazy as Introducing The Band? This really is an album that takes you on a journey, its own little world. Drama, death, sex, drugs, poetry, tragedy, comedy, love, bombast, there's nothing this record doesn't have. I can hear Pink Floyd, Scott Walker, Queen, even Sinatra on this epic masterpiece. Brett really pushed himself vocally and creatively on this. I like to think of record company executives going to their bands with a tape of this and saying: Just give up, you're not gonna better this belter...the last two tracks hit hard...The Asphalt World, imagine being a studio hand listening to the creation of that? Finally...Still Life. One of my favourite tracks by any artist EVER. That end credits epic feel to it...if ever a song needed an overblown, loud orchestra...it's this. Good friend of mine is a Radiohead obsessive, obviously bangs on about Ok Computer, but even he says this album really is something else. I've been listening to these 3 banging records since mid 90s...I'm now 50...and I'll never tire of them. Anyone born around my time should be thankful we were around then....just SUPERB music...cheers to Britpop! 👍🍺🇬🇧

The first of many by them.

The album turned 20 this March