Song or Album | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Wonderwall | Hugely successful band of brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, whose infighting resulted in the band imploding in 2009. | Oasis | 99%
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Charmless Man | Successful band featuring Damon Albarn, later of Gorillaz. Other hits include "Country House", "Song 2", and "Girls & Boys". | Blur | 97%
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Common People | Iconic Britpop band of Jarvis Cocker who famously mooned Michael Jackson during the latter's 1996 Brit Awards performance. | Pulp | 88%
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Creep | Band of Thom Yorke originally associated with Britpop, later becoming one of the most acclaimed bands in alternative rock after the release of their '97 album "OK Computer". | Radiohead | 88%
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Bitter Sweet Symphony | Volatile Manchester band, fronted Richard Ashcroft, who broken up & reformed several times over the years. Other hits include "The Drugs Don't Work" & "Lucky Man". | The Verve | 82%
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There She Goes | Band whose name is Scouse for "lads", also having obvious musical connotations. Their self titled & only album is critically acclaimed. | The La's | 71%
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Beautiful Ones | London band who are one of the "big four" of Britpop. Albums include "Coming Up", Dog Man Star" and "Head Music". | Suede | 68%
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Laid | Band who took their moniker from their drummer's first name. Other singles include "Come Home", "Sit Down", "She's a Star". | James | 59%
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If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next | Welsh band whose rhythm guitarist & lyricist, Richey Edwards, disappeared in 1995. The band still set up a microphone in memorial to him at every live performance. | Manic Street Preachers | 57%
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Connection | Band formed by ex-Suede members Justine Frischmann & Justin Welch. Other singles include "Stutter" & "Waking Up". | Elastica | 51%
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Wake up Boo! | Band named after a character in Harper Lee's 1960 novel "To Kill A Mockingbird". Also associated with the shoegaze genre. | The Boo Radleys | 50%
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Brimful of Asha | Band whose name is a reference to the stereotype of British Asians owning convenience stores. | Cornershop | 47%
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Mulder and Scully | Welsh band featuring the distinctive raspy vocals of Cerys Matthews. Other hits include "Road Rage". | Catatonia | 46%
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The Only One I Know | Band from the Madchester scene whose other hits include "One to Another" . Their organist, Rob Collins, died in a 1996 car crash. | The Charlatans | 46%
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The Riverboat Song | Birmingham band who got their big break with the release of their second album, "Mosely Shoals", which spent 92 weeks in the charts. | Ocean Colour Scene | 43%
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Just Enough Education To Perform | Welsh band described as "classic UK rock delivered with whiskey vocals". Hit songs include "Dakota" & "The Bartender and the Thief". | Stereophonics | 43%
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I Should Coco | Band fronted by Gaz Coombes, known for his distinctive side burns. Hits include "Sun Hits the Sky" & "Pumping on Your Stereo". | Supergrass | 43%
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Sing | Scottish band with a bloke's name, whose sensitive melodic brand of rock is said to have helped pave the way for Coldplay. Albums include "The Invisible Band" & "The Man Who". | Travis | 43%
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Ladykillers | Band originally associated with shoegaze who disbanded after drummer Chris Acland committed suicide in 1996. Albums include "Lovelife" & "Spooky". | Lush | 40%
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Girl from Mars | Band from Northern Ireland whose debut album was named "1977" after the year its members were born & when Star Wars was released. | Ash | 35%
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Hush | All white psychedelic band heavily influenced by Indian music & culture. Other hits include "Tattva" and "Govinda". | Kula Shaker | 32%
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Female of the Species | Band whose eclectic sound was dubbed "queasy listening" by critics. Other hits include "The Ballad of Tom Jones", a duet with Cerys Matthews of Catatonia. | Space | 31%
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Staying Out For The Summer | Goofy London power trio whose other hits include "If You're Thinking of Me", and "Good Enough". | Dodgy | 28%
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Juxtapozed With U | Welsh band central to the "Cool Cymru" movement & known for singing entire songs in their native tongue. Albums include "Phantom Power" & "Fuzzy Logic". | Super Furry Animals | 28%
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Viva La Megababes | Female pop duo whose '94 song "Trouble" reached No.11 in the UK Singles Chart & featured in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. | Shampoo | 22%
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Daydreamer | Band described by Allmusic as "charming, handsome young men that wanted to be in a pop group more than they wanted to play music". Ouch. Other hits include "Being Brave" & "Stardust". | Menswear | 21%
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Place Your Hands | Band whose song "Naked" was featured in a commercial for the Sony Mini-Disc player. Other hits include "Yer Old" & "Come Back Brighter". | Reef | 19%
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King of the Kerb | Band fronted by Delhi-born vocalist Sonya Madan, whose albums include "Everbody's Got One" and "On". | Echobelly | 18%
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Show Girl | Band of Luke Haines who is known for his dark, sardonic lyrics & contempt for his Britpop peers. Albums include "New Wave". | The Auteurs | 9%
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Sleep | Madchester scene band fronted by Jaime Harding who were once labelled as "a Northern version of Suede". Albums include "This World and Body". | Marion | 4%
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