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Great documentary, it was just like I saw it back in the day. Great almost forgotten bands like suede, cast, the las, etc

you know what defines britpop? zero black music influence

When the kids were alright. Before the floodgates of immigration were opened.

I was there! Lol.

The media did their best, but you can't change the music by imitating other

Pulp common people Cocker stole it Los Amantes" by the Spanish group MECANO. Remember kids it's show BUSINESS not show mercy😮

Brilliant!!! Many, many thanx for uploading all the episodes. The Soundtrack Of Our Youth. 🕶️

The last great period in British culture when people from working class backgrounds could get grants to go to college, afford cheap rents, squat, get council flats and move to London. 50 % of the nominees for the Brit Awards over the last 10 years went to private school.

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Suede was and still is miles away from all these plash in the fan hacks

Though not a huge fan of the britpop hits, you can't deny the impact and the legacy of the movement. I was born in 95 so I wasn't around to experience the moment. But a part of me wishes I was, as it seemed a lot a better than all the Chavvy grime/hip-hop drivel & dreary rubbish like Ed Sheeran & Taylor swift that we're subjected to today.

Menswear were rubbish awful band

Bizarre thumbnail choice

I always said The Verve's "Urban Hymes" along with Radiohead's "O.K. Computer" plus Blur big success in America with "Song 2" overshadowed Oasis' "Be Here Now".

If ever their was a singer with a one tone voice it is Liam Gallagher. He always sounds constipated.

SUEDE

It changed music, I think not

I bloody love Shed Seven :)

You are so cool:) Shall we connect?

"This is Hardcore" is a strange masterpiece and 'The drugs don't work is a heart breaking beautiful masterpiece.

I was working in HMV Oxford Circus at the forefront of sales in music, with tickets for The White Room , watching Oasis and Paul Welker...what a time to be involved in music... then within a few years I was running my own night in Soho at the core of British Dance music... Britpop and Dance the 90s were amazing.

Was 13 in 1995. Good to reminisce about back then. Hard to believe its almost 30 years ago. Nostalgia is quite painful i tells ya.

Oasis. Apart from their biggest hit, their music was utterly boring.

Britpop ruined Britpop

The idea posited here that Brit Pop was some all consuming 'movement' that 'changed the face of music' in the UK is a total nonsense. It was mainly just a warmed over, stale version of all the good music that had flown under the radar 5-10 years earlier. Just with a bigger marketing budget. There was loads of amazing music being released durihg the early to mid 90s, worldwide, that had nothing to do with this 'scene'. Reducing the 1990s to Loaded, Oasis, lager, lads, and a Weller endorsed load of revelry is about as tired a cliche as saying the 80s were all about Duran Duran, leg warmers and filofaxes... It'a all about the numbers - a load of football fans, who a few years earlier had been hanging out at Hitman and Her city centre nightclubs dancing to Brother Beyond turned up late to the party doesn't make it 'cool' - quite the opposite. Ruined something good.

I was Pulp at T in the park. it was pissing rain. My feet had been soaking for 3 days. They were great.

Cheers for uploading these mate. Brilliant

oasis : biggest band in the world?...yeah....at the time oasis "BEST band in the world"?....nowhere near it.....maybe in the top 100...maybe

Damon is still an Insufferable Wanker, only slightly beaten out by Roger Waters, as he drones on about how terrible Capitalism is from his multi million pound homes and his yacht. Liam and Noel are still acting like a bunch of five year olds trying to win mummy's approval and can't hold it together long enough to accept Rock's Highest Honor. Love the series tho

The La' s were the blue print and Oasis had the Real People's demo tapes off. Go figure !

And bitter sweet lives on in REN

Where's the super furry animals??

Jarvis Cocker is one Britain's great originals. Totally unique. Where are the originals of that calibre today?

The Verve won the rights and royalties back to Bitter Sweet Symphony a few years ago as it turns out Allen Klein lifted it himself from a 60's gospel group in the US.

You're a legend for uploading these David lad 👍

Radiohead?

The comment section for these Britpop uploads are full of dour moaning faced charlie uniform november tangos 😂

thanks for uploading the series. had fun learning about a time i wasn’t alive for but feel a deep connection with 😇

Mark Radcliffe was responsible for a noticeable decline in my productivity in various jobs for 2 hours a day throughout the 90's!!

Music is hugely subjective but as someone who lived through the whole "Britpop" period, to say female influenced bands like Elastica etc were cooler than Oasis, Blur et al is absolute folly. They were ripples in the wave at best. I practically lived in music stores and gig venues as a teenager and never at any point did I buy any of their records or see them live. Yes, they produced the odd decent track but they weren't even on the radar.

Click like if you had no interest in britpop but was into the underground house and trance scene

Thank you for uploading this ( and the other 2). Looking forward to what surely had to be the last episode? ✌

This is a great documentary man! Thanks a lot! Britpop is indeed one of the great musical revolutions of the '90s!🤘👌✌

Oasis were good for the first two albums, after Knebworth in 1996 it was all downhill for them. Blur were hit and miss. Suede were easily one of the best. All the others were hangers on and bandwagon jumpers.

The radiohead flew under the radar

Wake up boo is such a bad song

I always thought "The Drugs Don't Work" was about his Dad's cancer.

It didn’t change Britain. Most of it was forgettable, much of it legitimised acting like an idiot and frowning on intellect as a positive quality. A lot of shite. The 60s, 70s and 80s had way better music for the uk, Britpop was a sad nostalgic throwback to much better bands. There are a few exceptions. Oasis aren’t one of them. Moronic, meaningless grabage

Where’s part 1?

EP 1?