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5 July 2024, 18:19
Cast your mind back to the year of Devil's Haircut, A Design For Life and The Day We Caught The Train...
Cave's ninth album with the Bad Seeds featured a couple of notable guest appearances: Kylie Minogue on Where The Wild Roses Grow and PJ Harvey on Stagger Lee.
The debut album from Hounslow's finest included the classic Slight Return, plus Bluetonic and Cut Some Rug.
The band's second album included Getting Better and the classic Going For Gold.
The Birmingham band's classic second album included the hits The Riverboat Song, The Circle and The Day We Caught The Train.
The US rock band released the follow-up to their classic debut - it featured the tracks Tire Me, Bulls On Parade and People Of The Sun.
Neil Hannon's fourth album included the tracks Something For The Weekend and Becoming More Like Alfie.
The much-loved band, featuring Richard Hawley, released their debut album, which included the favourite She Said.
Robert Smith and co's tenth album included The 13th, Mint Car and Gone!
The trio from Northern Ireland released their full length debut, named after the year in which two members were born and the Ash favourite Star Wars was released. Tracks included: Girl From Mars, Oh Yeah, Goldfinger and Kung Fu.
The second album from the Britpop band fronted by Louise Wener included Sale Of The Century and What Do I Do Now?
The Welsh band's debut album featured photos of the infamous Howard Marks on the cover and tracks like God! Show Me Magic, If You Don't Want Me To Destroy You and Something 4 The Weekend.
The band's fourth album, and their first without Richey Edwards. Tracks included Kevin Carter, A Design For Life and Australia.
The enigmatic Scottish collective, led by Stuart Murdoch, released their limited edition debut album.
The punningly-titled album from the Hounslow trio included the evergreen Good Enough and If You're Thinking Of Me.
Brian Molko and co's debut album was released, including Nancy Boy, Teenage Angst and Bruise Pristine.
Beck Hansen's fifth studio album included Devil's Haircut, The New Pollution and Where It's At.
Mr E's debut album landed in 1996, which included the classic Novocaine For The Soul and Susan's House.
Brett Anderson and co's third album included the tracks Trash, Filmstar and Beautiful Ones.
The band's tenth album included How The West Was Won And Where It Got Us and E-Bow The Letter.
Taken from the Swedish band's third album, Lovefool became a smash when it was used in Baz Luhrmann's movie version of Romeo And Juliet.
The debut album from Crispian Mills and his band was released this year, which included Govinda and Tattva.
The debut album from the Liverpool band included the hits Female Of The Species and Neighbourhood.
Rivers Cuomo's band of geeks issued their second album, which included El Scorcho and Pink Triangle.
The second album from Skin and co included the tracks Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good), Twisted (Everyday Hurts) and Brazen (Weep).
Stephen Jones finally broke through into the mainstream with his sixth album, which included the huge hit You're Gorgeous, plus Cornershop, Goodnight and Candy Girl.