Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Supergrass Title: I Should Coco Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Capitol Original Release Date: 7/18/1995 Release Date: 7/18/1995 Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop, Rock Styles: Hardcore & Punk, British Alternative, Europe, Britain & Ireland Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 724383335022, 0724383335053, 724383335015, 724383335046, 724383335053, 724383335022 |
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Sporting sideburns almost as big as himself, Gaz Coombes more or less led Supergrass as the trio charged through a very goofy selection of pop-punk; think of them as the Who influenced by 1977 punk, or a British version of... more » |
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Amazon.com Sporting sideburns almost as big as himself, Gaz Coombes more or less led Supergrass as the trio charged through a very goofy selection of pop-punk; think of them as the Who influenced by 1977 punk, or a British version of Green Day and you're getting somewhere close to the sound. The kids were more than alright, however, having more fun than was probably legal, with choruses that velcroed themselves to the brain ("Alright," "She's So Loose") while still being decidedly off-the-wall. The album included their first two singles, "Caught by the Fuzz" and "Mansize Rooster," just to add to its top pop quotient. --Chris Nickson Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsRevisiting Supergrass.... Stephen Ressel | North Dakota, USA | 09/27/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I got into Supergrass just as they released 'In It For The Money' around 1997. Instantly i purchased COCO. Britpop was quite underground in America, but extremely lively compared to the music being done domestically by most bands of the time. A couple weeks back I revisited Supergrass after half a decade's lapse and found their newer albums were all rather good, unique, evocative. COCO still stands up as an excellent album. It is fun, lively, youthful, catchy, and hasn't aged a bit. I could see kids today still loving this stuff dearly, as they did back in the mid-90's. What a band. Supergrass is excellent, and I hope they keep doing what they do until they are old as dirt." I'm Cuckoo for I Should Coco.... Chris G. | IL USA | 03/31/2007 (4 out of 5 stars) "I Should Coco - The debut from Brit-pop trio Supergrass. In 1995 when this was released these Oxford boys were only teenagers creating a burst of delightful energy! Slick production, fun hooks and fizz galore, a joy to listen all the way through, even though Gaz Coombes vocals shows it's limits. This is the only one to date that made any impact here in the United States. Supergrass' second effort "In It For The Money" is a bit darker and not as mischievious or exciting as "I Should Coco." They were even offered their own television series by a U.S. TV producer in 1995; kind of like The Monkees in the '60s, but the band wasn't interested in his offer. I think that was a smart decision. Their Hit Singles include songs "Lenny" - "Caught by the Fuzz" - "Mansize Rooster" & "Alright" - a Teen anthem and HUGELY popular and in heavy rotation on MTV. My absolute favorite song would have to be the opening track - "I'd Like to Know." - Very fast, fun teenage spirit. The only "somewhat" less up-beat song is the closing track "Time to Go" a bit Beatle-esque of a sound. Truly remarkable! -For me- Somewhere in between 4 & 5 stars" I should Coco Anthony A. Rusinak | Chicago, IL | 03/20/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "Went to a concert here recently and it was the best one of my life. This cd is a little punkier with faster beats then other ones, still completely awesome."
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