The Sundays/The Coral/Neon Waltz
This week's Triple AAA album is Blur's Modern Life is Rubbish from 1993, the album that set the tone for what would become known as Britpop.
This week's Triple AAA album is Blur's Modern Life is Rubbish from 1993, the album that set the tone for what would become known as Britpop. There's classics from Aretha Franklin and The Sundays, new music from The Coral, Brooke Combe and Trashcan Sinatras, and Sandie Shaw features in Parallel Lines.
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Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
I Love Rock’n’Roll
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EELS
Novocaine for the Soul
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The Coral
Leave it in the Past
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Mungo’s Hifi feat. Marina P
Divorce a L’Italienne
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Blur
For Tomorrow
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The Strokes
Lonely in the Future
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Arab Strap
Glamour Magick
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Idlewild
I'm A Message
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Echo & the Bunnymen
Brussels is Haunted
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Sandie Shaw
Love Me Do
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Jah Wobble & Tian Qiyi
Tomorrow Never Knows
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lThe Sundays
Here’s where the Story Ends
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Stereolab
Wow & Flutter
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Neon Waltz
Send Me Down
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Blur
Sunday Sunday
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Dinosaur Jr.
Several Got Away
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Aretha Franklin
Rock Steady
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Brooke Combe
This Town
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Blur
Oily Water
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Mylo
Sunworshipper
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Corto Alto
IJUSTIDONTKNOW
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Trashcan Sinatras
Games for the ZX Spectrum
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Super Furry Animals
Northern Lights
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