The History Of Jop Part 15 aka I'll Be Your Whatever You Want

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

1993 sees the alt.rock revolution in full swing, hip-hop going in all directions at once and a smattering of other stuff for YOUR jurisdiction. NINE ticks across these 27 songs, please.


[Poll #851292]


1992: The Love AlBUM (Poptimists Promo)

1. My Lovin (Never Gonna Get It) (38 votes)
2. Justified And Ancients (35 votes)
3. Jump (28 votes)
4=. Jump Around (27)
4=. Baby Got Back (27)
6. Friday I'm In Love (25)
7=. Pretend We're Dead (23)
7=. Ain't Too Proud To Beg (23)
9=. Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover (21)
9=. Lithium (21)

Comments

Re: Proprietor of indie disco writes

[katstevens.livejournal.com]

There was such a dearth of new indie-rock music between 98-01 that we were a bit stuck until the Strokes/White Stripes boosted everything up a bit.

The problem with Panic was that we had too broad a spectrum really. People turning up wanting Bellend Sebastian complained when we played Marilyn Manson, and the Slipknot fans turned their noses up when we put Add N To X on. Can't win. So we ended up playing the same Britpop records week in week out to keep everyone happy. Then people complained that we played the same stuff all the time. Bloody students.