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Supergrass

The Strange Ones 1994-2008

The Strange Ones 1994-2008

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  • Released Date: 24 Jan 2020

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Ah, Supergrass, the band that made being a weirdo look cool. The Strange Ones: 1994-2008 is a comprehensive collection of their hits and hidden gems, perfect for both die-hard fans and newcomers alike.

The album kicks off with the infectious "Caught by the Fuzz," a song that perfectly encapsulates the band's playful energy and cheeky lyrics. From there, we dive into classics like "Alright" and "Richard III," where Supergrass's knack for writing gloriously catchy hooks is on full display.

But it's not all about the hits on this album. The Strange Ones also includes lesser-known tracks like "Sun Hits the Sky" and "Late in the Day," showcasing the band's versatility and evolution over their 14-year career.

The re-mastered versions of these songs sound crisp and vibrant, giving listeners a fresh perspective on the band's discography. It's like hearing these tunes for the first time all over again.

Overall, The Strange Ones: 1994-2008 is a must-have for any music lover looking to inject some 90s Britpop nostalgia into their playlist. Supergrass may be gone, but their legacy lives on through this fantastic compilation. So grab a pint, put on your dancing shoes, and let the good times roll with Supergrass. Cheers!

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Diamond Hoo Ha Man
2. Outside
3. Rebel in You
4. Tales of Endurance (Parts 4, 5 & 6)
5. St. Petersburg
6. Fin
7. Kiss of Life
8. Brecon Beacons
9. Seen the Light
10. Grace
11. Moving
12. Mary
13. Beautiful People
14. Pumping On Your Stereo
15. In It for the Money
16. Richard III
17. Late in the Day
18. Sun Hits the Sky
19. Mansize Rooster
20. Lenny
21. Alright
22. Caught By the Fuzz

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About the artist

Supergrass

Ladies and gentlemen, hold onto your Union Jack hats because we're about to dive headfirst into the wondrous world of Supergrass. Hailing from Oxford, these cheeky chaps burst onto the Britpop scene in the mid-90s with their infectious blend of catchy hooks and boundless energy. Fronted by the charismatic Gaz Coombes, Supergrass quickly became darlings of the music press, earning comparisons to the likes of The Beatles and The Kinks. But don't be fooled by their sunny sound - underneath the jangly guitars and sing-along choruses lies a subversive wit and biting commentary on modern life. With hits like "Alright" and "Pumping on Your Stereo," Supergrass established themselves as one of the most exciting bands of their generation. Their live shows were legendary, with Gaz's acrobatic stage antics and Mick Quinn's thunderous bass lines keeping audiences on their toes. But Supergrass were never content to rest on their laurels. With each album, they pushed boundaries and experimented with new sounds, from the psychedelic swirl of "In It for the Money" to the punk-influenced swagger of "Diamond Hoo Ha." Sadly, in 2010, Supergrass announced their split, leaving fans mourning the end of an era. But fear not, dear reader, for the spirit of Supergrass lives on in their timeless music. So grab a pint, put on your dancing shoes, and join us as we celebrate the enduring legacy of these indie rock icons. Supergrass may be gone, but their music will always be, well, alright.

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