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Great Albums of ........1995

Henry IrvingHenry Irving
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Not really my era but I started buying new music again after a long gap. Partly because I bought a walkman and partly because there seemed to be some good, new music around.

What's the Story (Morning Glory) - Oasis

Different Class - Pulp

Leftism - Leftfield

Stanley Road - Paul Weller

What else was out there?
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  • I-SAW-POUSO-PLAYI-SAW-POUSO-PLAY
    Robson & Jerome
  • thai malaysia addickthai malaysia addick
    Henry Irving said:

    Not really my era but I started buying new music again after a long gap. Partly because I bought a walkman and partly because there seemed to be some good, new music around.

    What's the Story (Morning Glory) - Oasis

    Different Class - Pulp

    Leftism - Leftfield

    Stanley Road - Paul Weller

    What else was out there?

    Surprised you didn't mention Life by The Cardigans
  • shirty5shirty5
    edited September 2015
    The Bends - Radiohead
    I should coco - Supergrass
  • donnyaddickdonnyaddick
    Afraid of Sunlight - Marillion
  • johnny73johnny73
    Foo Fighters - Foo Fighters.
  • donnyaddickdonnyaddick
    Grand Prix - Teenage Fanclub
  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    Have never really been an album buyer, but on top of some of those mentioned, i liked Jagged Little Pill.

    As an aside, without really being a music person, this was arguably my most favourite year of music. Looking back, i think what i liked was there was such a range of music that nothing really dominated in the popular sense, and as someone who generally likes all styles of music, that suited me perfectly.

    Britpop stuff was fantastic and really starting to rise by now (Blur, Oasis, Pulp, Siupergrass, Elastica all had big releases) but so was the dance stuff that's now termed as Old Skool, some great tracks in 95 from Bucketheads, Nightcrawlers, N-Trance, Coolio etc

    Mixed in with that your soft rock stuff like Bon Jovi, Guns and Roses, rising up to Green Day,

    novelty stuff like Whigfield, Outhere Brothers (WIGGLE WIGGLE!!), Scatman Jon, l

    ikeable boyband sh1te (Take That, Boyzone, East 17, Wet Wet Wet etc))

    and traditional pop (Madonna, Maria Carey, Whitney, Prince)

    and slightly different but popular stuff like Seal (Kiss from a rose), The Rembrandts (Friends themetune), Nick Cave / Kylie (Where the wild roses grow), Simply Red (Fairground), Deep Blue Something (Breakfast at Tiffany's), Edwin Collins (Girl Like You)

    Find it very hard to find a song from that year that hit the charts that i don't really like (know its an age thing and everyone has their year when they are at that age, but still think it was a special time).
  • sadiejane1981sadiejane1981
    Nobody Else- Take That.
    Greatest Hits- Take That

    :-)
  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    golfaddick said:

    Sorry, but music died after the 80;s.

    Then why contribute to a thread about 90s music !!

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  • A-R-T-H-U-RA-R-T-H-U-R
    Call Down the Moon - Man.
    Classic must-own album of 1995.
    9 minute title track and the Man with X Ray Eyes as stand out tracks.
  • JiMMy 85JiMMy 85
    johnny73 said:

    Foo Fighters - Foo Fighters.

    Best album under the name IMO, albeit Dave on his own multitasking.
  • JiMMy 85JiMMy 85
    Elliot Smith - Elliott Smith
    Exit Planet Dust - Chemical Bros.
    Ben Folds Five - Ben Folds Five
  • sadiejane1981sadiejane1981
    90's was the era for dance music, all the best dance tracks even played now and butchered by Calvin Harris are from the 90's.
  • WestSussexAddickWestSussexAddick
    Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins
  • LeuthLeuth
    My favourite album of all time came out in 1995. *remains mysterious*
  • StigStig
    Carter - Worry Bomb
    Nitzer Ebb - Big Hit
    Blur - Great Escape
    Can - The Peel Sessions
    Oasis - What's the Story Morning Glory
  • SillybillySillybilly
    Runrig - Mara
  • Powell Is PleasantPowell Is Pleasant
    Maxinquaye by Tricky is definitely my favourite from that year.
  • smudge7946smudge7946
    My favourite album of that year was the Trainspotting soundtrack.
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  • SaladSalad
    A great year - probably my favourite album is Radiohead - The Bends.
    Others include:
    Elastica
    Elliot Smith
    Gene - Olympian
    Pulp - Different Class
    Supergrass - I Should Coco
    Belle & Sebastian - Tiger Milk
    Trainspotting soundtrack and Help (Warchild) were both fantsastic
    good albums from Tricky, Lush & Bis too
  • bazjonsterbazjonster
    JiMMy 85 said:

    Elliot Smith - Elliott Smith
    Exit Planet Dust - Chemical Bros.
    Ben Folds Five - Ben Folds Five

    Excellent album and artist. Massive loss.
  • JohnnyH2JohnnyH2
    Oasis obviously, but also loved the albums released by Echobelly and Dodgy in 95
  • AddickUpNorthAddickUpNorth
    Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.
    Cypress Hill - III -Temples of Boom.
  • HowzeeDHowzeeD
    Powell Is Pleasant said:

    Maxinquaye by Tricky is definitely my favourite from that year.

    Absolutely loved that record, still play it every once in a while.
  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    Wiggle wiggle
  • HowzeeDHowzeeD
    1995 was a great year for records..these are the ones I still play regularly.

    Bjork - Post
    Nightmares on Wax - Smokers Delight
    DJ Food - Recipe for disaster
    Herbaliser - Remedies
    DJ Krush - Meiso
    Radiohead - The Bends


  • shirty5shirty5
    All Change - Cast
  • McBobbinMcBobbin
    Probably the first year I was into contemporary music... Many already said but I'll add Tilt by Scott Walker, though I wasn't into Scott until recently
  • OaksterOakster
    Grand Prix by Teenage Fanclub - not quite as good as Songs From Northern Britain (1997)

    Ask Me Tomorrow by Mojave 3 (very under rated band)
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