Suede

The live recording of Suede at the Roundhouse on December 1, 1996, marks a significant moment in the band's career, occurring shortly after the release of their third studio album, "Coming Up," which had debuted earlier that year. This album rejuvenated their career, featuring hit singles like "Beautiful Ones" and "Trash," and is often credited with solidifying their place in the Britpop movement alongside contemporaries like Blur and Oasis. By the time of this performance, Suede was experiencing a resurgence in popularity, with a more polished sound that appealed to a broader audience. Interestingly, this concert also showcased the band's transition as they embraced a more anthemic style under the direction of new guitarist Richard Oakes, who had joined the lineup just prior to the album's release. The event at the Roundhouse serves as a snapshot of the band's evolving sound and the intense energy that characterized their live shows during this pivotal time.

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