Supergrass - I Should Coco

250 €

Estimated vinyl value [2026 Valuation]

Technical Identification Sheet

RELEASE NUMBER (Discogs ID)	567996
Excel File Row	30
Date Added to Archive	27/09/2026, 12:48:47
Pressing Year	1995
Pressing Type (Press)	1ST
Country of Pressing	UK
Record Label	Parlophone / EMI
Stereo / Mono	STEREO
Catalogue Number	PCSX 7373
Barcode	724383383719
Matrix / Runout Side A	PCS 7373 A-2-1-1 ("Special Edition + 45 giri")
Matrix / Runout Side B	PCS 7373 B-02-01
Sleeve Condition	SS
Media Condition	M
Inner Sleeve Condition	NM
Genre	Pop/Rock
External Link	View Original Release ↗

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Story & Background

"I Should Coco" is a record that captures the youthful essence and exuberance of Supergrass, an almost unrepeatable energy largely due to the age of its members during recording. Gaz Coombes, the frontman and main songwriter, was only eighteen years old at the time of its release, and many of the songs had been written and perfected even before he came of age. The fresh sound and immediacy of the album also stem from a surprisingly rapid and spontaneous recording process. Much of the record was in fact recorded at Sawmills Studio in Cornwall with essential production, almost as if to preserve the punk-pop urgency of the original demos. This rapidity and the young age of the members helped to crystallise an authentic snapshot of a band at the peak of its creative freshness, launching them into the Britpop firmament with a distinctive and vibrant sound that still resonates with the same force today, a splendid example of how spontaneity can forge a timeless classic.