Single from Dos Dedos Mis Amigos (1994).

No chart info at the time

One of the first mainstream works of now popular design firm The Designers Republic (TDR), who’d later reach an even broader audience after being responsible of the design of the popular videogame Wipeout, one of the earlier hits of the Playstation.

Scanned from the April 1994 Select Magazine.

Limited edition, non album single from the Welsh band. The cover features a starless Cuban flag; the Manics would play an historical gig in Havana in the following year.

#1 UK

Scanned from the February 2000 Select

Scanned from the May 1999 Select issue.

First video release from the Manic Street Preachers

Released on 29th September 1997, if features the Manics’ 24th May gig at the NYNEX in Manchester

Scanned from the November 1997 Select Magazine.

First album from Catatonia (1996), even if some fans consider it to be a “best of: 1992-1996″ record.

#32 in the UK chart.

Scanned from the November 1996 Select Magazine.

Single from Siamese Dream (1994).

#5 in the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart.

A friend of mine once said that My Chemical Romance borrowed a lot from the ‘Pumpkins. At the time, I agreed, basied on their stage appearance, and now the style of this advert really strikes me as something MCR would do.

Scanned from the April 1994 Select Magazine.

1994 single from Ill Communication.

No Chart info at time.

The music turned into one of the most popular of the band after the music video directed by Spike Jonze hit the airwaves.

Scanned from the August 1994 Select issue.

Fourth studio album from Oasis (2000)

#1 in the UK. However, it ranks as their lowest-selling album.

Scanned from the April 2000 Select issue.

Fourth album from Mercury Rev

#27 in the UK Charts

Scanned from the May 1999 Select issue

Sixth album from Blur (1999)

#1 in the UK

Scanned from the May 1999 Select issue