Stutter- Elastica, Marc Waterman, Phil Vinall, Justine Frischmann, Donna Matthews, Annie Holland, Justin Welch
Be My Light, Be My Guide - Gene, Phil Vinall
Love Spreads - Simon Dawson, Stone Roses
Laid - James, Tim Booth, Jim Glennie, Benedict Fenner, Saul Davies, James Gott, David Baynton-Power, Mark Hunter, Brian Eno
Stay Out For The Summer - Dodgy, Hugh Jones, Andy Miller, Nigel Clark, Mathew Priest
You're In A Bad Way - Saint Etienne
Stars - Dubstar
In The Name Of The Father - Black Grape, Danny Saber, Shaun Ryder Stephen Lironi, Tom Lord-Alge
London Girls - Duffy
Sleep - Al Clay, Marion
Speeed King - These Animal Men
Shame - S*M*A*S*H S*M*A*S*H
Alright - Cast, John Leckie
Slight Return - Hugh Jones, The Bluetones, Helen Woodward
Lover - Perfume
Wake Up Boo! - The Boo Radleys
Daydreamer - Marc Waterman, Menswear
Track Listings (18) - Disc #2
Common People - Chris Thomas, Pulp
Alright - Supergrass
Inbetweener - Sleeper
Great Things - Echobelly
Afrodisiac - Powder
Rollercoaster - Northern Uproar
The Changingman - Brendan Lynch, Paul Weller, Martyn 'Max' Heyes
Something For The Weekend - The Divine Comedy
You're Gorgeous - Babybird, Jones & Stephenson, Steve Power
12 Reasons Why I Love Her - My Life Story
It Fell Off The Back Of A Lorry - Brian O'Shaughnessy, Denim, John A. Rivers
Tattva - Kula Shaker
Wide Open Space - Mansun
Drink The Elixir - Mark Freegard, Salad
Nancy Boy - Placebo
She Said - Jonathan Quarmby, Longpigs, Kevin Bacon
The Riverboat Song - Ocean Colour Scene, Brendan Lynch, Martyn 'Max' Heyes
Chasing Rainbows - Alan Leach, Audrey Riley, Christopher Tombling, Leo Payne, Paul banks, Rick Witter, Shed Seven, Stephen Street, Susan P Dench, Tom Gladwin
Track Listings (18) - Disc #3
God! Show Me Magic - Super Furry Animals
Trash - Suede
In Your Car - Kenickie
A Pessimist Is Never Disappointed - The Audience, Kerin Smith, Patrick Hannon, Billy Reeves, Dean Mollett, Nigel Butler, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Andy Boyd
Mulder And Scully - Catatonia
Female Of The Species - Jeremy Wheatley, Space, Stehphen Lironi
All You Good Good People - Embrace, Youth
Whippin' Piccadilly - Gomez
Into The Blue - Geneva
Monday Morning 5:19 - Rialto
Love Is The Law - The Seahorses, Tony Visconti
Step Into My World - Hurricane #1
What Do You Want From Me? - Monaco, Peter Hook, David Potts, Alan Meyerson
Sweeping The Nation - Spearmint
Always Round Here - Giles Hall, Lodger, Tony Cohen
The S.A.S. And The Glam That Goes With It - Dave Ball, Earl Brutus, Ingo Vauk
The Bartender And The Thief - Bird, Stereophonics, Bush, Al Clay
Oh Jim - Gay Dad
2009 three CD set, common People is a comprehensive journey through the Brit Pop era. The 54 track set has been carefully compiled to include the big names of the era, such as Suede, Pulp, Elastica, Supergrass, The Blueton... more »es, Shed Seven - along with forgotten gems from artists like Marion Salad, Rialto, Powder (Pearl Lowe's band!) - and everything else in between. Always much more than just the pantomime battle between Oasis and Blur, Common People charts the real story that lay beyond and celebrates the great singles and tracks that helped define the era. The beautifully art-worked box-set features 54-tracks, comprehensive sleeve notes from Saint Etienne's Bob Stanley (alsoa Melody Maker journalist at the time) and a lavish 24-page booklet in the style of the classic Select issue in April 1993 which heralded the beginnings of Britpop. Universal.« less
2009 three CD set, common People is a comprehensive journey through the Brit Pop era. The 54 track set has been carefully compiled to include the big names of the era, such as Suede, Pulp, Elastica, Supergrass, The Bluetones, Shed Seven - along with forgotten gems from artists like Marion Salad, Rialto, Powder (Pearl Lowe's band!) - and everything else in between. Always much more than just the pantomime battle between Oasis and Blur, Common People charts the real story that lay beyond and celebrates the great singles and tracks that helped define the era. The beautifully art-worked box-set features 54-tracks, comprehensive sleeve notes from Saint Etienne's Bob Stanley (alsoa Melody Maker journalist at the time) and a lavish 24-page booklet in the style of the classic Select issue in April 1993 which heralded the beginnings of Britpop. Universal.