Cd Reviews: The 'Grass Is Greener ; Emma Brady Talks to Supergrass Bassist Mick Quinn to Find Out Why the Band Are More Than Just Alright These Days
Birmingham Post › May 08, 2004
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For many, the summer of 1995 represents the pinnacle of the Britpop era, when Oasis and Blur were at loggerheads, battling for chart supremacy.
But while the loud-mouthed Mancunians and suburban Essex boys fought tooth and nail to get to number one, there was no escaping a catchy tune by three lads from Cambridge.See the full content of this document
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Cd Reviews: The 'Grass Is Greener ; Emma Brady Talks to Supergrass Bassist Mick Quinn to Find Out Why the Band Are More Than Just Alright These Days
Although Supergrass had already released three singles -Caught By The Fuzz, Mansized Rooster and Lenny -before Alright caught the public's attention in July 1995.
Running around like The Monkees, singing 'We are young, we run green, keep our teeth nice and c...See the full content of this document
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