Going out of my Head, serial hits

United Kingdom, second half of the 1990s. The era is that of Tony Blair and his Cool Britannia, Britpop is at its peak, and indie rock is definitively in the grip of electronic beats. In this vibrant atmosphere, London once again becomes the European center of the latest musical trends that will sweep across Europe and create an electronic bubble in record labels, whether they call them trip-hop or big beat. A perfect (and copious) summary of the nineties where indie-pop and dancefloor became one, Going out of my Head, the logical follow-up to the Come Together box set, devoted to the years 1989-1992, unfolds over four CDs its share of hits, major and minor, by Charlatans, Blur, Fluke, The Prodigy, Paul Weller, Leftfield, Moloko, Basement Jaxx, Lamb, Jimi Tenor, Radiohead and even Pierre Henry, sometimes aided by remixes by the Chemical Brothers or Fatboy Slim, a true star of those crazy years.