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50 reviewsThis book is also a personal journey into the heart of an album that Jane loves—if not unconditionally then as a piece of work that has ultimately survived the ravages of time—and the brutish, nasty, & not-so-short nature of the media scrutiny that had threatened to confine the band to the dustbin of history. In addition, it features yet more outlandish tales from Jane’s time with Suede & those around them back then, as well as new interviews with band members Brett Anderson, Richard Oakes, & Neil Codling, & Coming Up’s producer, Ed Buller.
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As co-founder and head of legendary PR company Savage & Best, Jane Savidge is widely credited as being the main instigator of the Britpop movement that swept the UK in the mid 1990s. During this time, Jane represented Suede, Pulp, The Verve, Elastica, Longpigs, Menswear, Marion, Ultrasound, Echobelly, The Auteurs, Black Box Recorder, & Kula Shaker, while also representing many other artists of the era, including The Fall & The Jesus & Mary Chain.
Jane Savidge is also the author of Lunch With The Wild Frontiers, published in 2019 to much critical acclaim.
"There were only a handful of people in the world who still really believed in Suede at the time, & five of them were in the band." - Brett Anderson, Suede
"Suede were Marmite at the time, & I was expecting the press to trash them. Every meeting I had with the record company, I was told they were done for." - Ed Buller,…