
if you’re still partying like it’s the
1990s then you will likely love today’s
list action is made welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’re counting
down our picks for the top ten Britpop
anthems for this list we’ve looked at
bands and songs that were at the
forefront of the Britpop movement which
erupted toward the end of the last
century
a British answer to the emerging grunge
honor in the USA these songs speak to
the working-class is predominantly and
include heavy UK specific cultural
references
number ten wake up boo the boo Radleys
if there’s one thing that underlines the
optimism of this on the most clearly
it’s this one
set within the switching of the seasons
from summer to autumn and featuring
support from bubbly a cappella backing
vocals this song became a top 10 single
for the band off their highest-charting
album wake up
a blatant battle cry for all of Britpop
this bandit achieved critical acclaim
before this record and massive
popularity after it
number nine connection elastica
the great British guitar sound saunters
through our next record as stylish Li as
it did in the 60s 70s or any other era
weed care dimension
action is made elastica may not have
mounted as awesome an assault on the
mainstream charts as some of the other
bands at the time but with connection
they lay down a record which really made
its mark it came closer than almost
everything else to bridging the Britpop
grunge gap and it ensured that elastic
his reputation stretched into the next
century
number eight tattva Kula shaker
with a Sanskrit title that can mean
reality or truth this is a song that
stays within the Britpop genre but
heavily bends its boundaries
released on coolest debut album it
quickly became one of the Bands
best-known records tattva has an obvious
eastern edge that sets it apart from
other tracks of the era however Crispian
Mills accented tones ensure its
Britishness remains accentuate
an alternative slightly psychedelic tune
it searches for the truth and it finds
the most fashionable of statements
number seven a design for life Manic
Street Preachers
the Britpop pride of Wales and design
for life is a Manic Street Preachers
signature society critiquing too
the first song written following the
unsolved disappearance of guitarist
Richie Edwards it’s also credited as the
track that enabled the preachers to
continue playing without their primary
lyricist on board
picking apart the problems with the
British class system and putting the
world to rights through the Magnificent
medium of rock and roll a design for
life is a blueprint for Britpop
number six animal nitrate suede
of course not all Britpop was bouncy and
full of joys of summer and our next
record attempted to put the record
straight more than most
an animal nitrate swayed combine the
worlds of drug use the working-class and
homosexuality to produce a provocative
and challenging song that surprised even
the band themselves when it earned
mainstream airtime and success
clearly there’s a lot to be said for a
catchy chorus and memorable hook
it’s a sing-along social protest
number five all right super grass
when these guys weren’t getting caught
by the fuzz
they were feeling all right and making
us all feel the same
we’re back to the bouncy with the one
and only first class super grass
gasps combs and the boys somewhat
stumbled onto their signature song
pending the feel-good verses in a matter
of minutes and collecting the piano
patter in just a few moments more
all right is everything that’s good
about being young and it encapsulates
most of what Brit pops all about
number four park life blur confidence is
a preference the official 404 is not as
one of the most influential bands within
the genre a whole list of blur songs
might have made this catchy countdown
girls and boys was for many where
Britpop all began while the universal
was a glimpse into the future over which
Britpop quickly became quite obsessed
but for a shear sound of the times tune
look no further than Park life
this track inspired close inspection of
the masses a manifesto led by none other
than actor Phil Daniels from the film
Quadrophenia and was a working class
called arms that we all listen to
number three common people Paul
she stood sculpture it’s and Loubs and
his color just behind another inhabitant
of Britt pops upper echelons
pulps disco 2000 was anthem enough
frontman Jarvis Cocker and company had
an even cleverer catchy er classier
trick up their famously flamboyant
sleeves
common people common people was Parklife
with even more satirical sense
Hulk knew the people they represented
and they knew the people that they did
basically if you watch roaches climb the
wall and your parents could do
absolutely nothing to help you out then
this record was for you and it was to be
sung with pride
number two live forever
oasis maybe
I really wanna know
considered alongside blur as the biggest
and most successful Britpop act ever
Oasis also had a back catalogue that
might have filled this countdown
single-handedly
don’t look back in anger and Wonderwall
are too especially timeless nineties
records but it definitely may be all
started with live forever
from Williams opening snarl de noël
nailing the guitar solo it’s as anti
grunge as it gets and the shake up that
rock music was crying out for
after listening to this who wouldn’t
want to do as the title says
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions
five flip through – you’re only 45
me scared
Oh
number one bitter sweet symphony’ the
verb
fanfare please from its open to its
close this record is about as iconic a
British rock track as has ever been
produced
Jack
the hook the memorable lyrics the
forever parodied video accompaniment it
was a song that put the verb on the map
although it didn’t put a lot in there
pay pocket
the orchestral pieces actually lifted
from a Rolling Stones record
meaning that makjang made more off of
bittersweet symphony than Richard
Ashcroft did an ironic realization of
the song’s title it tops our tree anyway
do you agree with our list
which Britpop anthem did we overlook for
more 90s centric top tens published
daily be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
1990s then you will likely love today’s
list action is made welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’re counting
down our picks for the top ten Britpop
anthems for this list we’ve looked at
bands and songs that were at the
forefront of the Britpop movement which
erupted toward the end of the last
century
a British answer to the emerging grunge
honor in the USA these songs speak to
the working-class is predominantly and
include heavy UK specific cultural
references
number ten wake up boo the boo Radleys
if there’s one thing that underlines the
optimism of this on the most clearly
it’s this one
set within the switching of the seasons
from summer to autumn and featuring
support from bubbly a cappella backing
vocals this song became a top 10 single
for the band off their highest-charting
album wake up
a blatant battle cry for all of Britpop
this bandit achieved critical acclaim
before this record and massive
popularity after it
number nine connection elastica
the great British guitar sound saunters
through our next record as stylish Li as
it did in the 60s 70s or any other era
weed care dimension
action is made elastica may not have
mounted as awesome an assault on the
mainstream charts as some of the other
bands at the time but with connection
they lay down a record which really made
its mark it came closer than almost
everything else to bridging the Britpop
grunge gap and it ensured that elastic
his reputation stretched into the next
century
number eight tattva Kula shaker
with a Sanskrit title that can mean
reality or truth this is a song that
stays within the Britpop genre but
heavily bends its boundaries
released on coolest debut album it
quickly became one of the Bands
best-known records tattva has an obvious
eastern edge that sets it apart from
other tracks of the era however Crispian
Mills accented tones ensure its
Britishness remains accentuate
an alternative slightly psychedelic tune
it searches for the truth and it finds
the most fashionable of statements
number seven a design for life Manic
Street Preachers
the Britpop pride of Wales and design
for life is a Manic Street Preachers
signature society critiquing too
the first song written following the
unsolved disappearance of guitarist
Richie Edwards it’s also credited as the
track that enabled the preachers to
continue playing without their primary
lyricist on board
picking apart the problems with the
British class system and putting the
world to rights through the Magnificent
medium of rock and roll a design for
life is a blueprint for Britpop
number six animal nitrate suede
of course not all Britpop was bouncy and
full of joys of summer and our next
record attempted to put the record
straight more than most
an animal nitrate swayed combine the
worlds of drug use the working-class and
homosexuality to produce a provocative
and challenging song that surprised even
the band themselves when it earned
mainstream airtime and success
clearly there’s a lot to be said for a
catchy chorus and memorable hook
it’s a sing-along social protest
number five all right super grass
when these guys weren’t getting caught
by the fuzz
they were feeling all right and making
us all feel the same
we’re back to the bouncy with the one
and only first class super grass
gasps combs and the boys somewhat
stumbled onto their signature song
pending the feel-good verses in a matter
of minutes and collecting the piano
patter in just a few moments more
all right is everything that’s good
about being young and it encapsulates
most of what Brit pops all about
number four park life blur confidence is
a preference the official 404 is not as
one of the most influential bands within
the genre a whole list of blur songs
might have made this catchy countdown
girls and boys was for many where
Britpop all began while the universal
was a glimpse into the future over which
Britpop quickly became quite obsessed
but for a shear sound of the times tune
look no further than Park life
this track inspired close inspection of
the masses a manifesto led by none other
than actor Phil Daniels from the film
Quadrophenia and was a working class
called arms that we all listen to
number three common people Paul
she stood sculpture it’s and Loubs and
his color just behind another inhabitant
of Britt pops upper echelons
pulps disco 2000 was anthem enough
frontman Jarvis Cocker and company had
an even cleverer catchy er classier
trick up their famously flamboyant
sleeves
common people common people was Parklife
with even more satirical sense
Hulk knew the people they represented
and they knew the people that they did
basically if you watch roaches climb the
wall and your parents could do
absolutely nothing to help you out then
this record was for you and it was to be
sung with pride
number two live forever
oasis maybe
I really wanna know
considered alongside blur as the biggest
and most successful Britpop act ever
Oasis also had a back catalogue that
might have filled this countdown
single-handedly
don’t look back in anger and Wonderwall
are too especially timeless nineties
records but it definitely may be all
started with live forever
from Williams opening snarl de noël
nailing the guitar solo it’s as anti
grunge as it gets and the shake up that
rock music was crying out for
after listening to this who wouldn’t
want to do as the title says
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions
five flip through – you’re only 45
me scared
Oh
number one bitter sweet symphony’ the
verb
fanfare please from its open to its
close this record is about as iconic a
British rock track as has ever been
produced
Jack
the hook the memorable lyrics the
forever parodied video accompaniment it
was a song that put the verb on the map
although it didn’t put a lot in there
pay pocket
the orchestral pieces actually lifted
from a Rolling Stones record
meaning that makjang made more off of
bittersweet symphony than Richard
Ashcroft did an ironic realization of
the song’s title it tops our tree anyway
do you agree with our list
which Britpop anthem did we overlook for
more 90s centric top tens published
daily be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
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