I Should Coco - Supergrass Reviews

During the 90's I was happily swimming in the Britpop bubble, where every new band was the next best thing, and the pool of British music talent was endless. As with most scenes or movements the bubble burst, and whilst it meant some bands who were riding the wave came crashing down, it's was only the truly great bands who kept on swimming. ...  Read the complete review

I should Coco was the debut album by Oxford based three piece Supergrass, the album was vibrant, fun and really fitted with the early nineties era of indie music and Britpop. Characterised by the charming anthem 'Alright' this album was a storming pop-punk debut which really labelled the band with a sound and image they subsequently found it ...  Read the complete review

I love this cereal, it is chocolatey and sweet. The milk turns chocolatey, for a long time no other cereal did this and kelloggs coco pops was a very popular cereal then and still is now. I really like chocolate or anything chocolatey so this is my favourite cereal, i eat it as snacks, breakfast, before i go to sleep, i never get tired of it. It ...  Read the complete review

I don't think I know of another album with such an exuberant, extravagant, fast and furious start as I Should Coco by Supergrass. For those of you not in the know (and if not, WHY NOT!), Supergrass are a three piece band hailing from the deepest, darkest depths of Oxford and are made up by Gaz Coombs on lead and vocals, Danny Coffey ...  Read the complete review

When I bought this album back in 1995 it was on the strength of the hit single 'Alright' that was everywhere that summer. Even though I still really love that song it is probably the weakest track on a great, great album. From the punky 1-2-3-4 opening of 'I'd Like to Know' and 'Caught by the Fuzz' (I can't think of ...  Read the complete review

Well, what can I say. This has to be one of the best albums that I've ever purchased. Unfortunately Supergrass are still one of the most underrated acts in Britain today. This, their debut album, has all the energy and drive that is Supergrass. This album kicks off with the superb 'I'd Like to Know' which is very characteristic of ...  Read the complete review