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21 January 2024, 08:00 | Updated: 11 March 2025, 17:05
Do you remember the year of Urban Hymns, OK Computer, Monkey Wrench, Around The World and Be Here Now...?
The French dance duo released their debut album, which included Da Funk and Around The World.
Bowie's 21st LP was his "drum & bass" album; it featured the tracks Little Wonder, I'm Afraid Of Americans and Dead Man Walking.
Damon Albarn and co released their self-titled fifth album, which included the hits Song 2 and Beetlebum.
Chester's finest released their debut concept album, which included Taxloss, Wide Open Space and Stripper Vicar.
The Manchester band's seventh album featured the tracks Tomorrow, Waltzing Along and She's A Star.
The Irish band's follow-up to the hugely-successful Achtung Baby and the experimental Zooropa received a mixed response from fans, although it scored a No 1 single in Discotheque. Also included were the tracks Staring At The Sun, Last Night On Earth and If God Will Send His Angels.
The duo release their second album, which included Setting Sun (which featured Noel Gallagher) and Block Rockin' Beats.
The ninth album from the Basildon electro-pioneers included the tracks It's No Good and Barrel Of A Gun.
The band released their fifth album, which included One To Another and North Country Boy.
The trio released their second album, which included the singles Richard III and Late In The Day.
Dave Grohl's band released their second album, which included Monkey Wrench and Everlong.
John Squire's post-Stone Roses project issued their only studio album, which included Love Is The Law and Blinded By The Sun.
The band's game-changing third album is released. Tracks include Paranoid Android, Karma Police and No Surprises.
Jason Pierce's space rockers release their third album, which includes I Think I'm In Love and Broken Heart.
The Modfather's fourth solo album included the hit Peacock Suit.
The band's third album features the controversial Smack My Bitch Up and the No 1 hit Firestarter.
Bobby Gillespie and co's fifth album featured the singles Kowalski, Star and Burning Wheel.
The second studio album from the Portland, Oregon outfit featured the solid gold bangers Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth and Every Day Should Be a Holiday.
The brothers Gallagher released their third album, the follow-up to the hugely-successful (What's The Story) Morning Glory? It becomes the fastest selling UK album to date. Hits include Stand By Me and D'You Know What I Mean?
One of the strongest debuts for a long time, the Welsh trio's first outing featured an impressive roster of hits: Local Boy In The Photograph, A Thousand Trees, More Life In A Tramp's Vest and the evergreen Traffic.
The second album from the Welsh wizards featured The International Language Of Screaming and Play It Cool.
The band's debut album is released, and included All I Want To Do Is Rock and Happy.
The Scottish musician's acclaimed debut included the hits Sunday Shining, Even After All and It's Great When We're Together.
Richard Ashcroft's band released their third album this year. It included Bittersweet Symphony, Lucky Man, Sonnet and the No 1 hit The Drugs Don't Work.
The pop punk trio's fifth full-length album featured 18 tracks, the most famous of which was Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life).