I thought about putting them into some kind of chronological sequence but that was far too fiddly, so in no particular order, I hope you enjoy my standout tracks from the good old UK from the last 20 years. A few years down the line and it has become a lot clearer (to me anyway) exactly which ones were five minute fads and which ones Iâll take along with me for the rest of my life. Now more than ever the next cool band replaces the last too fast thanks to todayâs throwaway culture. I think the problem with most music that gets released is an overkill of hype â especially in the UK.

What I think this playlist demonstrates best is that once all the hype has died down and people are off chasing the next big thing, songs can actually be properly appreciated. I was just struggling to find a theme here). If you think this playlist may seem just a teeny weeny bit nationalistic, youâre probably right (I do love music from all over the world though, honest. I hate it when auto correct changes realise to realize. I think music has more power than most people realize. Tragically, I have at least five different ways of getting on the Internet at my house. I always wanted to be an angry young man but Iâm too happy-go-lucky. Iâm terrible at learning other languages. I lived in a place called Aberystwyth at university. Edition: DecemRock-n-Roll Exhibition: DAVID BURDEN Best British Songs of the Nineties, Noughties and Beyond :: Playlist, intro, song descriptions, and photos, handpicked and written by David himself ::As you may have guessed by the title of this list, Iâm English.

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