Hello, it's the album years again. Yes, we're back as the world turns to shit. You can always rely on us to talk bollocks about lots of music that no one cares about anymore except us and hopefully the people that are listening to us. So Tim, we're talking about 1998. Is that right?

1998, yeah, this is hip by our standards.

This is only 22 years ago.

This is pretty with it, isn't it?

Yes, for us, yes.

And one of the reasons that we were slightly trepidacious about revisiting the 90s is because

I think when we did our previous 90s episode, which correct me if I'm wrong, was 92, was it?

It was, yeah.

92.

We really struggled, didn't we, to come up with, you know, a list of albums that we

thought were worth discussing.

But we haven't had this problem with 1998.

So I think maybe we were, you know, our fears were unfounded.

In fact, we've got a pretty, pretty healthy

list here, I would say, in 1990s. I think they're pretty healthy and pretty eclectic. And I think

you're right. I think 92 is kind of a bit worried and thinking, are we going to find less and

less that we like as the decade goes on. But then I remembered at the time that, you know, was pretty great. 93, 94 had some fantastic releases.

So for whatever reason, 1992, in terms of what it had to offer, didn't really appeal to us.

And sometimes I wonder if it was kind of, you know, it was the year that we were sort of

signed, releasing our first albums and whether we were as aware.

But sometimes I think maybe it was just a pretty bad year.

You know, if nothing else,

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