I Should Coco

not as good as I remembered it, but has great moments

Nice

Upbeat, cheeky pop rock. When this first came out I was in an "only metal" phase, so didn't appreciate it at the time. Still, had a lot less antipathy for Supergrass than I did for Blur and Oasis. Listening now, there's a lot I like. I appreciate "I'd Like to Know" and "Strange Ones" being like a call and response. Fave track is probably "Caught by the Fuzz"

carico si ascolta bene!

Nothing special. 5/10

Another "fine" album. the hit, "Alright" is good. Seems like the group was more or less a one hit wonder. On Spotify, "alright" has 170 million plays, the next highest is only 13 million.

i was surprised at how much i enjoyed this one. it was a nice blend of things i like: dreamy guitars, fuzzy guitars, punk-rock guitars...all kindsa good stuff. noe more album i likely wouldn't have given a second look without this list.

Enjoyable, but I don’t rate it as iconic.

Bright and energetic britpop with a lot of songwriting chops on display.

Some nice rock/punk/Brit pop vibes but not life changing. Could defo enjoy lying out on some grass, smoking some grass and listening to Supergrass.

Eh.

Not what I was expecting from a band named Supergrass but okay album. Was inclined to turn it off half way through but listened on and it was okay... 90s britpop per wikipedia

I have never heard of this band, but I had so much fun listening to it yesterday. So pleasantly surprised!

Such a good vibe throughout, nice and punky but with some good backup vocals.

Alright was the only Supergrass I had heard of before, but after listening the rest of the album seems alright too.

so good

Another great find in this list. Loved it.

Playing this album back to back with supertramp was quite the transition. This album transported me to a high energy and sweaty pub gig and I wasn’t opposed to it. Reminded me of charlatans vibes

Production: 12/20 Songwriting: 13/20 Innovation: 6/20 Bangers: 20/20 Emotional response: 15/20 =66 A rollicking good one this

I like this a lot due to the fact that i am trash.

had a few good jams

Familiarity: 0/10 Notes: wow. Did not expect to love this album so much. Split finely between 90s britpunk and a jammed out exploration bordering Beatles territory, I Should Coco is an incredibly well put together album that continued to exceed my expectations one track after the other all the way through to the end. Real Rating: 8.5/10

Pretty enjoyable, like a boppier Blur. "Alright" is a teen anthem I forgot about. Would do 3.5 if I could

I don't think that 90s rock is going to age that well They often mare good examples of straight ahead rock music, but they also often aren't that INTERESTING This is pretty fun pop punk, but I imagine that if you didn't group up with it that it won't have a ton of staying power None of that isn't to say that this isn't good music. I really enjoy it for what it is. There's a soft spot in my heart for this kind of "three people in a bedroom making music" approach.

Good and solid fun, innit. I feel like if I grew up with this album, I'd give it a four and I'd give it a three and a half if the site would allow it. But as it stands, this Aussie gives it three slices of fairy bread out of five.

Time to good

There are a lot of bright poppy hits on this album, and it's just very youthful and fun!! "Sitting Up Straight", "Mansize Rooster" and "I'd Like to Know" are great new finds beyond the obviously awesome singles.

3.5 stars. Really liked it

Love this album. There were a few songs I knew from hearing before but the whole album was solid. A few slightly annoying bits but it's an album with a distinct sound and feel.

Great brit pop/rock ALLLLLRIGHT

Nice one! Very much like "Strange Ones" and "Mansize Rooster". Will have to listen to this more, but seems very influential on the entire 90s brit rock scene.

Never knew the song "Alright" was by them. Genuinely enjoyable album. A poppy-punk vibe. Great listening.

Damn good record. I love Supergrass

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I've only ever heard Alright before

It's just a fun album. Distinctly of its era in the 90s. I surprised this one has passed my by until now. Lots of variation in the songs. Lots of energy in the first half of the album, and then it slows down in the latter half and has some more noticeable instrumentation. There's a little bit of Beatles in this album. Fun pop music that you can still take seriously. I imagine this band would have been awesome to see live during this era 4/5

I can't not see Gaz Coombes talking to Ali G about "Super-grass". The whole Britpop thing is a bit of a mystery to me, I know all the classics but haven't really pored through the albums before. I was actually pretty surprised and pleased with this. It somehow sends me back to a time in the 90s that I was too young to remember or experience in any meaningful way. It's gives us some hope, we've suffered through 16 years of Tory bullshit, but Blair is on the horizon, who we naively believe to be basically Jesus Christ who plays guitar instead of wasting his time on carpentry. Separate note: Martyn, after reading your review I listened to The Mouse and the Mask - what an incredible album!

4,5/5

relaxed und recht nice, such als Hintergrund gedudel oder beim Lesen bleibt aber nicht so wirklich im Kopf also 4/5

Nothing special...

great

Poprock/punk, tempofyldt, opløftende

Actually really good! I kind of guessed it would be a 90s power pop/alt rock scenario, but I didn't expect that I would like it so much. Fuzzy, and feels like it's wearing a massive grin the entire time. Favorite tracks: "Lose It", "Time", "Sofa of My Lethargy"

1995. Key Songs: Alright, Mansize Rooster

Punk rock, 3,5/5

thank you 1001 albums for the two 1995 britpop albums in a row. theres at least one more too./ wha tthe heck!!! anyway this is significantly better than different class, much more consistent, more good songs. not quite a 9 still but i could see myself relistening to this one much sooner. "alright" is excellent. theres a ton of other jams here. were not supposed to is weirdly pitched up. fucking nightcore shitg. for some reason the production on this album makes it sound like its from the 60s. album cover reinforces this vibe since it looks kinda 50s. anyway great album

Has not aged well. Punk feels more like an aesthetic for pretentious art boys rather than a real expression of emotion. Musically, it's all over the place

I wont jump on the bandwagon and bash Oasis here, but Supergrass were criminally underrated and deserved just as much hype as the top 4 britpop bands. This is a gem.

didn't really like them then, haven't changed that much now - a bit like Green Day

there's really smth about british male rockbands

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