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Their
best album so far. A rock album can hardly get any better than this. More info... |
2. Radiohead: OK Computer
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So many great things have been said about this album. They're all true... |
3. Mono: Formica Blues
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The closest you can get to pop music and art in the same delicious dish. |
4. Mansun: Attack Of The Grey
Lantern
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Debut album with so many aspects that expectations almost didn't fit this earth. |
5. Depeche Mode: Ultra
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Very fine and mature
comeback from one of my faves. Dave Gahan sings better than ever. About Depeche Mode |
6. Del Amitri: Some Other
Sucker's Parade
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An album
filled with 3 minute pop/rock songs than don't pretend to be more than they are - and
thereby they grow even more... About Del Amitri |
7. The Verve: Urban Hymns
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The classic last album from a band that just wasn't meant to be together. This album they got it just right. |
8. Toad The Wet Sprocket: Coil
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Last effort from Toad
before splitting up. Up till the very last note they kept their own personality as a
lighter version of R.E.M. About Toad The Wet Sprocket |
9. U2: Pop
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The experimentation
continues and dance music plays a very big part. Only minus is that the songwriting has a
hard time against all the machines. About U2 |
10. The Dandy Warhols: Come Down
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Absolutely blinding
second album from Portland's finest. They sing about being junkies and drunks sounding
like they totally know what they're talking about... About The Dandy Warhols |
Albums that
also made an impact:
The Devlins: Waiting
Geneva: Further
Prefab Sprout: Andromeda Heights
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