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Anglo For Your Ear: Sneaker Pimps’ “6 Underground”
For me, this song defines the 1990s much more than “Smells Like Teen Spirit” or anything Oasis or Blur put out. You could hardly set foot in an American mall in the late ’90s without hearing this song. (Yes, even in Laurel, Mississippi.) The song, released in 1996 from the Reading-based trio, became a mainstay on film soundtracks and commercials.