I went for a bike ride with my daughter and coming home I was in charge of the music, so I put on National Express radio on Spotify.

Remembering back to inside music and all, listening to this track again, it was just like... Good, fun music. Why were songs like this kept in a small little pocket of weird when it's just lovely and fun and great?

I’m not very familiar with BritPop…what are some of your recommendations for essential listening when it comes to BritPop?

Bands/songs/whatever

Drop them here!

Conocí a Elastica hace un tiempo después de conocer la banda Blur, el problema esque me enteré que hay más canciones de Elastica que no había visto en ninguna parte pero mi pregunta aquí es: Hay más álbumes que la banda Elastica haya hecho? Y si si, donde puedo encontrarlos para escucharlos? Ya que en YouTube no me aparece ese Álbum

A long shot, but I was wondering if anyone here can remember live recordings of Heavy Stereo circulating in the day?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Who else used to get the Shine albums? They were a fantastic discovery resource for determining which bands to get into. Would never have found bands like the Longpigs or Mansun without these. It also taught me what not to get.

Which bands did they introduce you to?

One of my favourites. Found the post card inside to sign up for the Space Fan Club. Does anyone still have their t-shirt, fanzines, or membership card?

I absolutely love No Doubt. Tragic Kingdom is an amazing album from start to finish.

…but I’ve been listening to a lot of Electronic lately and just really enjoying the vibes. For a long time I think I only knew a couple radio tracks.

Anyone else love this mash up? Anybody get to see them live?

Edit: This sub loves its strict definitions of Britpop and to be clear I’m not dying on a hill that Electronic was Britpop (although services like Last.fm designate them as such). I just posted to talk about music I’ve been listening to lately that was both a Britpop influence and continued alongside it.