Suede

[Patrick Bateman]

They've got a 'best of' released on November 1st too.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Best-Suede/dp/t ... l_1#disc_1

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2010/oc ... on-best-of

Next month, they release a carefully curated Best Of – Osman says on the phone, later, that Anderson has spent months labouring over it, making his own CDs to discover the best running order.

Do you suppose that Neil did the same?

[Lucy]

I already have their singles collection!
I really like Suede; they're underated when it comes to britpop.

[Corina]

^^ I like Suede too, especially the dramatic singing style of Brett Anderson.

[York Minster]

I also already have their single collection. I really like Suede, but I've grown a bit tired of them. I find myself listening to the 2002 album the most, as it's the most easy listening. I think their Singles are easily the best record though.

[Patrick Bateman]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/ma ... tpop-music

[retrofuturist]

Greetings,

Suede were fantastic for 3 albums or so, but went swiftly downhill after that.

That said, I don't really like the whole nostalgia bit associated with this 'reformation'. The Britpop era was great and all, but if they're going to get back together, it should be as a proper band for the 2010's with new material, rather than a 90's band... if they still have the talent, innovation, desire and relevancy to do so, that is.

Retro.

[York Minster]

Greetings,

Suede were fantastic for 3 albums or so, but went swiftly downhill after that.

That said, I don't really like the whole nostalgia bit associated with this 'reformation'. The Britpop era was great and all, but if they're going to get back together, it should be as a proper band for the 2010's with new material, rather than a 90's band... if they still have the talent, innovation, desire and relevancy to do so, that is.

Retro.

+1

[Flaffer]

well they gotta top up the pension fund, and indeed no one can blame them for doing so