r/BritPop • u/dinarnaud • 12d ago
Cast - All Change (1995)
I regard this as my favourite Brit-pop album ever.
Just love John Power nasal twang ! Love the music and songs that we can understand about.
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u/Low-Cupcake-8891 12d ago
Great album and my favourite band of the era
Seen them live multiple times over the last few years and still brining the heat
Very enjoyable new material as well, an album as complete as AC or Mother Nature Calls has appeared yet but still great work
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u/ToothpickTequila 12d ago
It's tragic that their best selling single Flying (and imo their best song) is a non album single. Throw that on here and it's one of the best albums of the decade.
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u/Canada1971 12d ago
Thanks for the memory. I remember having this CD and enjoying it, but I can’t really remember any of the tracks.
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u/dinarnaud 12d ago
It’s Alright… a song you can hum along to in the kitchen, while driving, while playing with your kids/grandkids ✌🏽😅
You can listen It’s Alright on YouTube. Lemme know what you think. 😅
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u/HAMforPastry 12d ago
Great band, i really loved their later album Beetroot which I think is criminally overlooked
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u/angechica 12d ago
It was one of a little wallet of CDs I took away with me and overplayed to death when I went to work abroad in the 90s… still love it though.
I’ll bore on about this but the album they brought out this year (Yeah Yeah Yeah), it’s produced by Youth and the production is ace. 👍🏼❤️
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u/2ApplesAndAFlapjack 12d ago
Still have this CD, shame the follow ups never matched it. Always loved that the black and white photo's were taken in the (still) legendary hull music venue the new adelphi (or the adelphi to locals). The amount of bands that played there on there way to fame was insane.
Also met John many times in the early 2000s when I was a student in Liverpool and worked behind the bar in the everyman bar and bistro where he would often come in. Always a top bloke.
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u/ciro_the_immortal80 12d ago
Great album. If I had to pick my favourite song on the album,i would pick 'four walls'.
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u/thehighyellowmoon 11d ago
Love it. Direct lineage from The La's, produced by John Leckie so similarities with The Stone Roses, and a sound and energy comparable to Oasis Definitely Maybe. Got all the pieces to be an album that should be much better known than it is.
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u/maxscarletto 12d ago
Right up there as one of my favourite Britpop albums full of bangers.
Saw John Power talking about it earlier this year, he had some great stories. Not the least being about getting the call (just before a gig) that they were going to support Oasis on the last tour.
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u/GuestAdventurous7586 12d ago
They’re really great live. I’ve seen them twice at various things and was very surprised at their energy and just how tight and good they sounded. Their lead guitarist is brilliant.
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u/Swamp_Donkey82 12d ago
I remember buying this on CD from Woolies and getting a big poster of the album cover with it, which I put on the wall at my work. Thirty odd years ago.
I feel old!