Do you want to hear Natalie get unreasonably angry about an album? If so, skip to the second half of this episode, because our discussion of Veruca Salt's Eight Arms To Hold You is quite restrained and civil. Spacehog's Resident Alien, on the other hand, angries up the blood for at least one of us...

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Natalie and Hadrian return for another week of ranking the alternative albums of the '90s. This week we witness Oasis creating Britpop's future by mining its past on (What's the Story) Morning Glory?; and Momus imagining the future of art and sex by way of Japanophile synthpop on The Philosophy Of Momus.

In our new podcast, Natalie and Hadrian set out to rank every alternative album from the 1990s. Our first episode is surprisingly contentious as we tackle Monster, R.E.M.'s departure into gross sex rock; and Manscape, Wire's ambitious-but-dated dalliance with full-on electronica.