Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Cum on feel the noize - Oasis
2. Should I stay or should I go - The Clash
3. Town called malice - The Jam
4. Stay with me - The Faces
5. Rocks - Primal Scream
6. All day and all of the night - The Stranglers
7. Do or die - Super Furry Animals
8. You stole the sun from my heart - Manic Street Preachers
9. Little respect - Wheatus
10. Cool for cats - Squeeze
11. Baggy trousers - Madness
12. Too much too young - The Specials
13. Connected - Stereo MCs
14. Hallelujah - Happy Mondays
15. Blue Monday - New Order
16. Unbelievable - EMF
17. The only one I love - The Charlatans
18. Sunny afternoon - The Kinks
19. All the young dudes - Mott The Hoople

Disc 2:

1. Have a nice day - Stereophonics
2. The riverboat song - Ocean Colour Scene
3. Lazy Sunday afternoon - The Small Faces
4. Don't let me down gently - The Wonderstuff
5. Save tonight - Eagle Eye Cherry
6. Come back to what you know - Embrace
7. Don't dream it's over - Crowded House
8. Achilles heal - Toploader
9. Snow - JJ72
10. Everybody's happy nowadays - Buzzcocks
11. Love removal machine - The Cult
12. Another girl, another planet - The Only Ones
13. Whiskey in the jar - Thin Lizzy
14. What a waste - Ian Drury
15. 'Coz I luv you - Slade
16. Baby I love you - Ramones
17. Lucky you - The Lightning Seeds
18. This charming man - The Smiths
19. Here's where the story ends - The Sundays
20. 19-2000 - Gorillaz

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #73343 in Music
• Released on: 2001-09-03
• Number of discs: 2

Customer Reviews

Great mix
This is a great mix of old and new. You'll recognise almost all the tracks even if you don't know the title of the song. There is hardly a bad song and on a compilation of 40 songs thats isn't bad. From the Jam to Oasis, there is something here for everyone. Definately buy it!

Let's rock n' roll
Cigarettes and Alcohol, the title of the 1994 Oasis hit, is undoubtedly an apt title for this album, which emphasises the laddish, rocky bands that predominate over 2CDs. It opens with 'Cum on feel the Noize[sic]', a typical, loud Oasis(ish) tune. The album also includes contributions from The Jam, The Clash, MSP, Thin Lizzy, Slade etc. Most of the album maintains a high tempo, high velocity sound, although there are notable omissions and strange choices. Crowded House's 'Don't Dream It's Over', although a decent song, certainly doesn't belong here. Likewise, the appalling JJ72 shouldn't feature. Amazingly, neither The Who nor Led Zeppelin are present at all. Mind you the album manages to squeeze 35 years of (generally) high-quality music onto the double album, from Mott the Hoople, up to Wheatus. Britpop features strongly, but there are representations from the 70s,80s and 90s. My verdict? Worth buying, if only for 'Whiskey in the Jar'