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They can put on all the grandeur of the most pretentious bands out there today, but still evoke such natural and visceral feelings. Continuing in the proud tradition of their 1997 disc "In it for the Money," the guys combine great lyrics with music that starts small and swells to a point where you are either singing along at the top of your voice or "Moving" against your will.

With wonderful songs like "Moving," and "What Went Wrong(In Your Head)," this is a disc that deserves repeated listens. Lyrically, "Supergrass" is an extremely strong album. In "Shotover Hill," featuring the magical lyric "When I come here, I don't feel so alone - it's alright - I'm solarized," Gaz makes you feel what he sings. Even if you don't know how solarized feels, with the tone and solidity of his voice - you just know.

"Jesus Came from Outta Space" provides an interesting take on divinity - "He came down for peace on earth, and he left in a second hand car". These guys are wordsmiths - they come stocked with fresh and interesting lyrical takes on a range of subjects - from the holy family to the immediate family in "Mama and Papa," a beautiful song in its own right, and fit to end the album.

If you are a fan of their earlier work, don't think that Supergrass has forgotten to have fun - "Pumping on Your Stereo," "What Went Wrong(in your head)," "Moving," and "Jesus..." all offer great rollicking music.

"Supergrass" is an album worth extended listen and study. One time, while I was pulling an all-nighter writing a paper, I listened to this album 25 times on repeat and loved every minute. If you are new to the band or a wary fan, fear not. "Supergrass" does not disappoint.

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After just seeing Supergrass live in DC, it becomes even more obvious what a wonderful band we are dealing with here. I've been a fan since their previous album (see "In It for the Money") and Supergrass just keeps getting better. They were labeled teenage trouble-makers just out to have fun by the British public with their first album (see "I Should Coco"), but the maturation of this band has turned kids having fun with guitars and drums, into a band that continues to show great talent behind the fun attitude. "Supergrass," or the X-Ray album (hence, the cover) as the band themselves have come to call it provides its listeners with really great music. Standing out are songs like, "Moving," the opening track that starts as a soft ballad and by the chorus becomes a "get up and shake that thing" kind of song. Other really great ones include "Mary," "Jesus Came From Outta Space," "Beautiful People," and "Eon." Also, keep your eyes open for their new video/single, "Pumping On Your Stereo." -- One can only hope with Supergrass getting better and better, the best is yet to come. Viva la Supergrass!

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PLEASE go out and buy SUPERGRASS on cd! forget all the attitude and lack luster looks of rock n roll and listen to supergrass play music like it should..with catchy songs and upbeat rythms..these guys can play and write quality songs. think of a time when music was cool-unstuctured-uncommercial-just good!! SUPERGRASS is the real ndeal folks!! Brit rock at it finest!!!!{i wasnt paid anything for this tribute..}