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All You Good Good People
Rock · 1997 · 4 tracks

All You Good Good People

Embrace

October 27, 1997 · Fierce Panda

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This EP captures the exact moment when the swagger of the 1990s Britpop scene began to trade its irony for earnest, heart-on-sleeve emotionality. It sounds like the transition from a crowded, smoky pub to the wide-open expanse of a stadium, maintaining the grit of the former while reaching for the scale of the latter.

The music is anchored by a grand, percussive piano style that feels more like a lead guitar, driving the melodies forward with a sense of purpose and weight. It is the sound of West Yorkshire ambition, where the gray skies are countered by brass sections and soaring vocal hooks.

Tracklist · 4 Tracks
01
All You Good Good People (Fierce Panda version)
6:18
02
You Don't Amount to Anything - This Time
2:56
03
The Way I Do
4:23
04
Free Ride
2:32
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive entry of the brass section in the title track that transforms a piano ballad into a massive anthem.
The way Danny McNamara's voice cracks slightly during the more intimate, stripped-back verses of the b-sides.
The sustained, ringing guitar chords that bridge the gap between the soaring choruses and the contemplative bridges.
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