Top 3 Britpop Bangers!

[ConnieHeart]

Absolute Radio are asking for our top 3 Britpop songs. What are yours?
Mine are (in reverse order):
Kula Shaker - Hush
Radiohead - No Surprises
Suede - Animal Nitrate

All excellent shouts @TheOtherAgentJohnson

Britpop was my teen era, I wasn't much into the bangers but Connection by Elastica has to be up there. Not a banger as such but This is Hardcore by Pulp is an absolute masterpiece IMO.

Suede - Animal Nitrate
Pulp - Do you remember the first time?
Marion - Sleep

How could I forget Yes by McAlmont & Butler!

good shout @cheesychipsontheoche

This list needs some Shaun Ryder.

Step On - Happy Mondays
In The Name of the Father - Black Grape

Pulp something changed
Blur parklife
wonder stuff size of a cow

Still have and listen to these:
Boo Radleys: Barney and Me
Pulp: Razamatazz
Stone Roses: I am the Resurrection

Vic Reeves. Dizzy
Happy Mondays Step On
Ocean Colour Scene The day we caught the train (Loved Moseley Shoals, local to me)

I LOVE Size of a Cow! Also Mansun Wide Open Space

I was a massive fan of Garbage too, I loved their first 2 albums

You Showed Me was a hit for the Turtles way back. But was written by Roger McGuinn of the Byrds - I recently discovered. Older than Big Bang I feel now....

Super Furry Animals - Something 4 The Weekend
Teenage Fanclub - Sparky’s Dream
Blur - This Is A Low

I was big into Britpop at the time but it was mainly embarrassing. Super Furries and the Fannies were so much better than Oasis; it’s a shame the general public backed the wrong Creation band.

I barely listen to Britpop nowadays; it was so male/stale/pale. (But my three bangers above I stand by!)

It's a great song, and the Lightning Seeds version is dreamy.

All You Good Good People- Embrace
Girls and Boys - Blur
Animal Nitrate - Suede

It wasn’t all male. Elastica, Lush, Sleeper… (admittedly I’ve run out of women but I’m sure there’s more!)

Boys and girls / blur
dont look back in anger /Oasis
Common people / Pulp

It was fairly male…and white! I’d have loved to have been a teenager instead during Two Tone, or just the late seventies/early eighties in general with the amazing mix of styles.

Kenickie, Republica, Moloko, Echobelly

Garbage, if that counts.

In the 90s we had trip hop, dancehall, jungle, garage, trance, house, hip hop, RnB, dub, grunge, nu metal...

I'd say so. Skunk Anansie.

I'm really pleased to see Marion on here.

Cerys Matthews

Republica - Drop Dead Gorgeous
Garbage - No 1 Crush
pulp - Do You Remember the First Time?

Forgot Shed Seven - chasing rainbows
Menswear - Daydreamer (they were shite but that one was a banger)
longpigs - she said