Suede

In December 1996, Suede was riding high on the critical acclaim and commercial success of their third studio album, "Coming Up," released earlier that year. This album marked a significant evolution in the band's sound, incorporating a more polished and accessible pop-rock style while maintaining their signature glam influences. The live recording of "Trash" from their performance at the Roundhouse showcases the band's vibrant energy during this peak period. Notably, "Coming Up" was a major commercial success, bolstering Suede's status as one of the leading bands of the Britpop movement. The Roundhouse performance was part of a triumphant series of shows, and the energy captured in "Trash" highlights the band's strong connection with their audience and the high expectations surrounding them at that time. This concert solidified Suede’s place in rock during the late '90s as they navigated the evolving music landscape.

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