Hundred Mile High City
Ocean Colour Scene · 1997
14 min · 4 tracks · rock music
A vibrant blend of Britpop melodies and rock energy, capturing the essence of late '90s British music culture.
Top tracks — play these first
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Hundred Mile High City — This energetic opener encapsulates the album’s spirit with its infectious chorus and driving rhythm, representing the band's sound at its peak.
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The Face Smiles Back Easily — With a more introspective tone, this track showcases the band’s lyrical craftsmanship and melodic sensibility, offering a contrast to the album's upbeat moments.
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Falling to the Floor — This track highlights emotional vulnerability through its poignant lyrics and dynamic instrumentation, making it a standout representation of their range.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Hundred Mile High City 3:06
- 2 The Face Smiles Back Easily 3:23
- 3 Falling to the Floor 3:56
- 4 Hello Monday 3:42
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