Suede (a.k.a. London Suede) sauntered down the Brit Pop catwalk in the early 1990s, throwing an ascot on glam as they spilled the whine of their melancholy forefathers, the Smiths. Unlike Morrissey's morbidly kick-me-and-I'll-stay-down ballads, Suede frontman Brett Anderson's voice cracked with aching emotions as he drooled for drugs and bisexual love affairs with a stubbornly cocky attitude. In 1992, a year before they released their debut CD, British music mag Melody Maker called ...  [+]