The Verve
A somewhat snakebit band, often overshadowed by fellow Brit-rockers Oasis and Radiohead, The Verve was responsible for some of the best and most well-crafted rock to come out of England in the 1990s. While the band perfected their pop songwriting as time went on, it never lost its early psychedelic-space-rock edge. On the verge of breaking up in 1996, the band gave it one more go, and came out of the studio with URBAN HYMNS, a million-seller on both sides of the Atlantic, featuring the top 40 hit "Bittersweet Symphony." Unfortunately, that song's snippet of a Rolling Stones cover led to a judgment against them for all profits from the album, which partially led to the band's demise by 1999. After Richard Ashcroft's semi-successful solo career, the band reunited for 2008's FORTH.

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Top Tracks
  • Bitter Sweet Symphony
  • The Drugs Don't Work
  • Lucky Man
  • Sonnet
  • Slide Away
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  • mcr4 on 2008-02-21 10:44:18.557:
    I like Bittersweet Symphony
  • VALlewellyn on 2007-10-15 15:11:45.700:
    Sweet sound, great tunes. Takes you back every time you hear them. Wish they hadn't broken up.
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