Blur -The Great Escape -Parlophone Label Group (PLG) CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Stereotypes"

02. "Country House"

03. "Best Days"

04. "Charmless Man"

05. "Fade Away"

06. "Top Man"

07. "The Universal"

08. "Mr. Robinson's Quango"

09. "He Thought Of Cars"

10. "It Could Be You"

11. "Ernold Same"

12. "Globe Alone"

13. "Dan Abnormal"

14. "Entertain Me"

15. "Yuko And Hiro"

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The Great Escape by Blur, released 30 September 1999, includes the following tracks: "Best Days", "Fade Away", "The Universal", "He Thought Of Cars" and more. This version of The Great Escape comes as a 1xCD. -

Re-release of Blur's the great escape-now available at budget. Classic album from 1995 featuring the hit songs the universal, charmless man and country house. Beyond British and sensationally sociological, Blur and singer/songwriter damon albarn weave tales of stifling middle class ennui into clever pop vignettes. The great escape is another demonstration of Blur's unique intelligence, more of albarn's witty commentary, and substantial proof that the group may be bordering on genius. As usual, albarn's senses are keen on the great escape. His ear for melody and sound textures shines throughout the album's fifteen brilliant tracks. The ska horns and spy soundtrack guitar riffing on 'fadeaway' exemplify Blur's knack for pop music, yet elevate thesong beyond simple genre-fication, with a dignity reserved for the orchestra pit.

This release is similar to [url=http://www.discogs.com/Blur-The-Great-Escape/release/3541754]that release[/url] but printed and made in the U.K., not Holland. Recorded & mixed at Maison Rouge, Fulham, London and Townhouse Studios, London between January and May 1995. ? &© Food Ltd. All tracks published by MCA Music Publishing Ltd.

"The Great Escape" is the fourth studio album by British band Blur, released in 1995 on CD format by Parlophone Label Group (PLG). This iconic Britpop record features hit singles such as "Country House," "The Universal," and "Stereotypes." The album captures Blur at the height of their creative powers, blending witty social commentary with catchy melodies and innovative production. Known for its sharp observations of British life, it remains a defining work of the era. Blur, formed in London in 1988, are celebrated pioneers of Britpop alongside bands like Oasis and Pulp. Their previous albums include "Parklife" and "Modern Life Is Rubbish," both critically acclaimed for shaping '90s alternative music. Parlophone Label Group (PLG) has a rich history dating back to 1896 and is renowned for working with legendary artists such as The Beatles, Queen, Coldplay, and David Bowie.

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2438352352

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