Welcome to the most comprehensive Blur discography online. This discography tries to list every single Blur and related release known to man. After over 12 years of researching, this job is not quite yet finished.

Various trusted online music shops such as eil.com have been very helpful in collecting info on the releases. Also, many brilliant late Blur fan sites such as BlurPoint and The Blurry Site have been great information sources. If you have acquired any releases or cover artwork not found on the site, please contact Veikko.


Please note

• The core discography only lists releases that are officially released by Blur's record label such as EMI and Virgin Records. You can find unofficial releases (for example, unauthorised live recordings and bootleg remixes) on Bootlegs section.
• The approximate values for most of the records are taken from
  Blur Rare Record & CD Price Guide by Kenneth Drury (I have used the old edition from 2006, because the last update from 2009 shows rather impossible drops in prices). Gorillaz' record values have been taken from the August 2010 issue of Record Collector.
• Some releases manufactured in different territories may have identical catalogue numbers. This is normal with EMI releases.
   

What is not included

• CD-R promos unless they're the only official promos for the release or have a very unique feature. Test pressings and Acetates are not included unless they've been given away as proper promos and include exclusive track(s).
• Covers or mash-up tracks on Compilation/Other Appearances section (with the exception of Pianoman's "Blurred" and Brock Landars' "S.M.D.U.".) Please note that the songs listed in Karaoke section may naturally be cover versions.
• Contribution tracks on compilation albums. For example, if Kano's "Feel Free (feat. Damon)" is featured on Now That's What I Call Music XX, it is not listed on Damon's Compilation/Other Appearances. This does not concern the live versions though.