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December 2,
2002 - NME.com:
Private resolution
BLUR singer DAMON
ALBARN has said he won't discuss the
departure of GRAHAM COXON in
future interviews.
Coxon's
contribution to the band's new record has only
been minimal, after the guitarist claimed he had
been told he was no longer wanted in recording
sessions.
Although Coxon has
been outspoken on the issue of his departure, Albarn
said that it remains too personal for him to
discuss.
"When we've finished this
record we'll talk exactly what the record is
about," he told the band's fanclub magazine.
"But we're not going to talk about why Graham
isn't in the band any more. It really is, from my
point of view, a private thing - and we're not
going to waste any time and breath talking to the
press about what is essentially a private thing.
"Because you know what the
press is like and the press have no respect for
private life. If you take that police of not
discussing personal things in the press, it is
always very difficult to talk to the press
because they demand that of you."
Blur have now
finished their new album, which is due for
release early next year.

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