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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
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Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


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Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol

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Blur were way better than Oasis.

Prove me wrong.
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I don't think they were better but I enjoy both of them. Blur were a bit more diverse in their music though which they have going for them.

I'm old enough to remember when they were battling it out for the number 1 spot and I bought Roll With It. Those were good times.
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Battling out with two of their worst records as well!
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Yeah Roll With It is one of my least favourite songs off that album now.

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Blur were way better than Oasis.

Prove me wrong.
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I don't think they were better but I enjoy both of them. Blur were a bit more diverse in their music though which they have going for them.

I'm old enough to remember when they were battling it out for the number 1 spot and I bought Roll With It. Those were good times.
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Battling out with two of their worst records as well!
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Park Life and Wonderwall must be in ten top sing a long toons

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Blur were way better than Oasis.

Prove me wrong.
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I don't think they were better but I enjoy both of them. Blur were a bit more diverse in their music though which they have going for them.

I'm old enough to remember when they were battling it out for the number 1 spot and I bought Roll With It. Those were good times.
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Battling out with two of their worst records as well!
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Yeah Roll With It is one of my least favourite songs off that album now.
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Country House was bloody awful too.

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
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Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


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Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
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There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.

Saw oasis twice in nineties, in Belfast where it was a beer throwing fest, and Cork Gaelic ground, where we took E and Prodigy Firestarter welcomed us in as backing band.

Nutty night

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Blur were way better than Oasis.

Prove me wrong.
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I don't think they were better but I enjoy both of them. Blur were a bit more diverse in their music though which they have going for them.

I'm old enough to remember when they were battling it out for the number 1 spot and I bought Roll With It. Those were good times.
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Battling out with two of their worst records as well!
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Yeah Roll With It is one of my least favourite songs off that album now.
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Country House was bloody awful too.
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Yeah, of all the songs they were releasing around that time, and that one gets to number 1. Beetlebum got to number 1 too though and that was better.

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
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Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


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Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
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There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.
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Good calls.

Loved leftfield..didn't they do Trainspotting soundtrack.

Orbital light show at Glasto.

Chemical brothers were out there too, like Prodigy with the late Keith Flint , a fellow biker speed freak.

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
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There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.
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Good calls.

Loved leftfield..didn't they do Trainspotting soundtrack.

Orbital light show at Glasto.

Chemical brothers were out there too, like Prodigy with the late Keith Flint , a fellow biker speed freak.
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Not sure about Trainspotting but they did music for the Playstation game Wipeout. Oribtal too.

Then you had all those decent one off dance hits through the decade like Fragma, Urban Cookie Collective, Grace...loads.

You're thinking of Underworld.

'Second Toughest in the Infants' is a fine record. Still sounds great even now.

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You're thinking of Underworld.

'Second Toughest in the Infants' is a fine record. Still sounds great even now.
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Of course, Born Slippy Underworld👍😃

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
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Sounds great!

I had a few years from 96 to 99 where everything seemed possible and I truly grew into an adult (first full time job, going abroad, drinking, being allowed to vote etc). At that time saw the Manics, James, Stereophonics, Kula Shaker, Super Furries, Mansun etc as well as going to V97 and occasionally doing a few songs in my friend's band at small pub gigs. Great times if a little hazy because of drink!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY1Jw4BtUXE

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comment by Diafol Coch 77 - A Reputable Poster (U2462)
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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
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There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Good calls.

Loved leftfield..didn't they do Trainspotting soundtrack.

Orbital light show at Glasto.

Chemical brothers were out there too, like Prodigy with the late Keith Flint , a fellow biker speed freak.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not sure about Trainspotting but they did music for the Playstation game Wipeout. Oribtal too.

Then you had all those decent one off dance hits through the decade like Fragma, Urban Cookie Collective, Grace...loads.
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Great names there...Urban Cookie Collective lol.

A Guy Called Gerald...WTF.haha

Thanks for reminding me of Leftfield, as just googled Leftism, and now playing Afro-Left, Release the Pressure and Song for Life.♥️

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Good calls.

Loved leftfield..didn't they do Trainspotting soundtrack.

Orbital light show at Glasto.

Chemical brothers were out there too, like Prodigy with the late Keith Flint , a fellow biker speed freak.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not sure about Trainspotting but they did music for the Playstation game Wipeout. Oribtal too.

Then you had all those decent one off dance hits through the decade like Fragma, Urban Cookie Collective, Grace...loads.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Great names there...Urban Cookie Collective lol.

A Guy Called Gerald...WTF.haha

Thanks for reminding me of Leftfield, as just googled Leftism, and now playing Afro-Left, Release the Pressure and Song for Life.♥️
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Nice

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
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Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
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Sounds great!

I had a few years from 96 to 99 where everything seemed possible and I truly grew into an adult (first full time job, going abroad, drinking, being allowed to vote etc). At that time saw the Manics, James, Stereophonics, Kula Shaker, Super Furries, Mansun etc as well as going to V97 and occasionally doing a few songs in my friend's band at small pub gigs. Great times if a little hazy because of drink!
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Like hippy sixties, if it's not hazy, you weren't there.

My memory is shot, but am into my fifties now lol.

Teenager, trapped in an old guys body.

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Good calls.

Loved leftfield..didn't they do Trainspotting soundtrack.

Orbital light show at Glasto.

Chemical brothers were out there too, like Prodigy with the late Keith Flint , a fellow biker speed freak.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not sure about Trainspotting but they did music for the Playstation game Wipeout. Oribtal too.

Then you had all those decent one off dance hits through the decade like Fragma, Urban Cookie Collective, Grace...loads.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Great names there...Urban Cookie Collective lol.

A Guy Called Gerald...WTF.haha

Thanks for reminding me of Leftfield, as just googled Leftism, and now playing Afro-Left, Release the Pressure and Song for Life.♥️
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Nice
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Not heard this stuff for ages..

Wonderful titles too.

Space Shanty then Rhythmn and Stealth.

Smokers Delight and Carboot Soul, both mid/late 90s. Still listen to both of those regularly. Timeless.

Quick Question.

Track I loved called, Positive Education.

Who was the artist?

Bangin toon

Nirvana, stone temple pilots, pearl jam, Alice in chains, and the chilli peppers were my favourite 90’s bands.

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Good calls.

Loved leftfield..didn't they do Trainspotting soundtrack.

Orbital light show at Glasto.

Chemical brothers were out there too, like Prodigy with the late Keith Flint , a fellow biker speed freak.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not sure about Trainspotting but they did music for the Playstation game Wipeout. Oribtal too.

Then you had all those decent one off dance hits through the decade like Fragma, Urban Cookie Collective, Grace...loads.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Great names there...Urban Cookie Collective lol.

A Guy Called Gerald...WTF.haha

Thanks for reminding me of Leftfield, as just googled Leftism, and now playing Afro-Left, Release the Pressure and Song for Life.♥️
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Nice
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Not heard this stuff for ages..

Wonderful titles too.

Space Shanty then Rhythmn and Stealth.


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Might have to give it a re-listen myself. Was going to try and listen to all the top rated albums with my spare time. I'm sure I can fit them in there

How could I forget the pixies

While stripes came a bit later but a great band

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I'd forgotten just how good a few tunes were.

Wide Open Space by Mansun is epic IMO and There She Goes by the La's a perfect bit of pop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Wide Open Space is dreamy spiritual lift music.


----------------------------------------------------------------------
Must admit I've been listening to it quite a bit. Never really realised the backing in the song before now. I think I like it as it reminds me of a time when I was 19 and going out every weekend and going on holiday with my friends. The lyrics are rather appropriate for now as well
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In the nineties we had the ceasefire in Belfast and this came in the middle of our crowd being into dance and trance, clubbing on E every weekend.

After the Stone Roses, Charlatans and Happy Mondays a few of us got into dance, and it was the best of times.

Sounds like you went through a similar nineties mini utopia , Diafol
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There was some great dance music in the 90s with Prodigy, Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, Massive Attack etc.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Good calls.

Loved leftfield..didn't they do Trainspotting soundtrack.

Orbital light show at Glasto.

Chemical brothers were out there too, like Prodigy with the late Keith Flint , a fellow biker speed freak.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not sure about Trainspotting but they did music for the Playstation game Wipeout. Oribtal too.

Then you had all those decent one off dance hits through the decade like Fragma, Urban Cookie Collective, Grace...loads.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Great names there...Urban Cookie Collective lol.

A Guy Called Gerald...WTF.haha

Thanks for reminding me of Leftfield, as just googled Leftism, and now playing Afro-Left, Release the Pressure and Song for Life.♥️
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nice
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Not heard this stuff for ages..

Wonderful titles too.

Space Shanty then Rhythmn and Stealth.


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Might have to give it a re-listen myself. Was going to try and listen to all the top rated albums with my spare time. I'm sure I can fit them in there
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Now is the time.

Love playing songs from yesteryear in the garden, having a shandy, and what better time than this.

No crowded bar, drunks, high prices drinks, crap tunes in the jukebox or Taxi home lol.

One regret is I never got to see Nirvana live before Kurt was murdered, they were insane live, so powerful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G70P3Tg-rhs

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How could I forget the pixies

While stripes came a bit later but a great band
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This Monkeys Gone To Heaven


Pixietastic.

White Stripes, brother n sister combo are quality.

Decorated my living room to them on in background a while back.