Hello! The Best New Music of 1997
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Hello! The Best New Music Of 1997 was a promotional cover CD given away with issue 128 of Q magazine.
The following excerpt is the introduction from the inside of the cover sleeve.
- Sweet as the moment… when the pod went “pop!” That was the frozen peas catch phrase. And what an enduring image it is. Fresh is very much the order of the day around here, as our new music CD similarly bursts with unspoiled goodness. These 15 bands may not be as alike as our pea pals in their pod (far from it), but they do have one thing in common: this is their “coming out” parade. Pop! Indeed! Andrew Collins, Editor, Q
| Hello! The Best New Music of 1997 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Compilation album by Various Artists | ||
| Released | May 1997 | |
| Recorded | Various Times | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | 60:23 | |
| Label | Various | |
| Compiler | Q Magazine | |
[edit] Track listing
- Mansun : “The Chad Who Loved Me” – 5:02
- Sneaker Pimps : “Low Place Like Home” – 4:37
- Eels : “Guest List“ – 3:12
- Nicotines : “Mary Wana” – 3:18
- Jimi Tenor : “Outta Space” – 3:59
- Stereophonics : “Local Boy In the Photograph” – 3:20
- Silver Sun : “Service” – 3:01
- White Buffalo : “Hope Faith and You” – 4:55
- Sirenes : “Sun Don't Shine (Empty Mix)” – 6:25
- Smaller : “Is” – 2:50
- 3 Colours Red : “Sixty Mile Smile” – 2:38
- Erykah Badu : “Certainly” – 4:43
- Gus Gus : “Polyesterday” – 4:51
- Subcircus : “86'D” – 3:46
- Symposium : “Drink the Sunshine” – 3:56
- Free Internet software and access – 0:29
