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* [[Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll]] - extremely prevalent, and one of the reasons everything collapsed. |
* [[Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll]] - extremely prevalent, and one of the reasons everything collapsed. |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: Now defunct magazine ''Select'' fired an early shot in the Britpop wars with a cover feature about Suede, with the headline {{smallcaps|Who Do You Think You Are Kidding, Mister Cobain?}} This was a reference to the theme song of the sitcom [[Dad's Army]]: |
* [[Shout-Out]]: Now defunct magazine ''Select'' fired an early shot in the Britpop wars with a cover feature about Suede, with the headline {{smallcaps|Who Do You Think You Are Kidding, Mister Cobain?}} This was a reference to the theme song of the sitcom [[Dad's Army]]: |
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{{quote|Who do you think you are kidding Mister Hitler? |
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If you think old England's done }} |
If you think old England's done }} |
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* [[Three Chords and the Truth]] - the approach of most of the Oasis-like groups. |
* [[Three Chords and the Truth]] - the approach of most of the Oasis-like groups. |