History YMMV / Suede

** Their 2013 comeback album, "Bloodsports", recieved good reviews and was praised as a strong comeback, however the follow up, 2016's "Night Thoughts" recieved even higher praise and is considered to be almost as good as their early albums.

* FaceOfTheBand: Brett Anderson, although in the band's early days he shared the role with guitarist Bernard Butler.

** "The 2 Of Us", "The Wild Ones", "The Next Life", "The Big Time" as well.

* HoYay: Deliberately done by Brett Anderson. Examples include the androgynous couple kissing on ''Suede'', and lyrics like "We kissed in his room to a popular tune".

* BrokenBase: Everyone seems to agree that their first two albums are great, but after that it's this.
** There's a smaller BrokenBase over whether their first album or "Dog Man Star" is their best album.

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The narrator of "Animal Nitrate" seems incredibly and insensitively frustrated that the target of the song is unable to be properly aroused despite that the fact that they've been sexually abused and suffer from stockholm syndrome and emotional trauma as a result. [[VillainProtagonist This might have been intentional.]]

* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The narrator of "Animal Nitrate" seems incredibly and insensitively frustrated that the target of the song is unable to be properly aroused despite that the fact that they've been sexually abused and suffer from stockholm syndrome and emotional trauma as a result. [VillainProtagonist This might have been intentional.]]

** "The 2 Of Us", "The Wild Ones", "The Next Life", "The Big Time" as well.

* HeartwarmingMoments: "The Drowners", a song about passionate, loving homosexual intercourse in a time where such things were still discouraged by society. The chorus is blissfully orgasmic.

* TearJerker: "She's Not Dead", "The 2 Of Us", "The Wild Ones", "The Next Life", "The Big Time"
* MissingEpisode: The original 25 minute version of ''The Asphalt World'', which reportedly sounded so incredibly abrasive and nightmarish, Brett almost couldn’t sit through the whole thing. Producer Ed Buller trimmed the song down to the 9 minute cut on the finished album, drawing Bernard’s ire and contributed to his leaving of the band. An 11 minute edit surfaced on the Deluxe Edition years later, but the full uncut track has yet to surface

* TearJerker: "She's Not Dead", "The 2 Of Us", "The Wild Ones", "The Next Life", "The Big Time"

* TearJerker: "She's Not Dead", "The 2 Of Us", "The Wild Ones"

* TearJerker: "She's Not Dead".

* EnsembleDarkhorse: "Killing of a Flashboy", a BSide from "We are the Pigs", is a fan-favorite and has become a staple of Suede's live performances.

* MagnumOpus: Either their self-titled or ''Dog Man Star''.

* EvenBetterSequel: Suede's self-titled debut album was very well-received - but their sophomore effort ''Dog Man Star'', while fairly unsuccessful commercially, is [[VindicatedByHistory nowadays widely considered to be the band's mastrepiece]].

* EvenBetterSequel: Suede's self-titled debut album was very well-received, but their sophomore effort ''Dog Man Star'' is widely considered to be their mastrepiece.

* FaceOfTheBand: Brett Anderson, although in the band's early days he shared the role with guitarist Brett Butler.

* HoYay: Deliberately done by Brett Anderson. Examples include the androgynous couple kissing on the cover of their first album, and lyrics like "We kissed in his room/To a popular tune"
* MagnumOpus: Either self-titled or Dog Man Star.

* MagnumOpus: Either self-titled or Dog Man Star.

* HoYay: Deliberately done by Brett Anderson. Examples include the androgynous couple kissing on the cover of their first album, and lyrics like "We kissed in his room/To a popular tune"