Ahhh, so jealous of you all! Praying more than ever the boys announce some dates soon!

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19 Jun 2019, 08:22

I don't think the song choice really mattered.

I beg to differ. The fact Country House has a very singalong, earworm chorus really didn't harm the cause. Maybe because of Roll with it not being particularly strong Stereotypes may have still edged it. It would have affected things though.

Bowie was pretty elusive most years Gorillaz were active while he was still alive and he was very particular in what he worked on. Having said that, he did collab with Arcade Fire and he always respected Damon so likely the right time and place just never came to be? I personally would have loved to...

I really am beyond caring if TMW is going to be the last Blur record, we are spoiled for choice on their back catalog, but what does everyone think the likelihood of the boys doing some big gigs/a tour some point soon is? I haven't been able to live it down since passing up the chance to see them in...

Ashamed to say I haven't really given Graham's solo stuff much time. Hearing how much of an impact Happiness in Magazines has had on you all, I'll definitely give it a good listen in the coming days.

A lot of Graham's work on Parklife is very Fripp inspired. The guitar solo in London Loves is almost exactly the same as the solo in Fashion.

You have a case for the guitar on Girls and Boys and It's no game too! Similar two note chords going from major to minor on the 3rd.

Pretty cool...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p076n97n

I think the person who curated this list probably looks for the emotive value in songs above all else. These are all pretty melancholy cuts. Anyway, I love em all except Westway, which I still like. This'll be interesting - what 10 songs do you think you all enjoy and have always listened to the mos...

What are the best quality Live bootlegs from over the years would you all say?

Is it just me or is the All the people and Parklive live albums really rubbish quality? I struggle to get into them at all if I'm honest and I love a live album! Live at the Budokan is probably the Blur album I've listened to the most the past few years. The entire performance on Live at the Budokan...

I think it will happen next.. If it doesn't I'll probably give up hope.

Having said that, I would really enjoy another Damon solo album, but I really want Blur to at least tour again. I have never seen the guys live and would make sure and get along to a show at all costs now.

Wow - Check this out!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-CziSD80rc

He uses a few pedals Graham didn't in the original recordings but he also covers the pedals he did use(Notably Boss bf 2 and VB 2).

He also completely nails Graham's parts.

This one here... Not the best quality but a great insight none the less. Starts with Damon strumming a working version of Mellow Song at soundcheck. Damon had just become the laid back, measured character we know him as today it would seem. In contrast to the mockney persona he reportedly portrays i...

Would still love to see this but I am not expecting anything and am done actively seeking out a viewing of it from people because it's kinda unfair on them. I did read the scene by scene description in Black Book and felt quite content at that. I think there are much better documentaries available t...