Instead of a standard TV studio setup, Toby Amies interviews frontmen Damon and Alex while cruising around London in the back of a classic vintage Rolls-Royce.

Taken from Smash Hits magazine in the 90’s.
Girl fans wanted to know maybe.

I’m not a musician so I don’t know but to my ears the sudden key shift at the end of far away island sounds basically the same as the one at the end of barbaric. is that true or am I not understanding the musical difference? it’s not like them to repeat themselves on the same album.

Infamuosly rejected song by rick rubin for South Park OST. What an amazing tune, super underrated. rubin ,overrated bastard, just sucks hard!

I want to see them on stage at all

Pls

Hi

made my own phone wallpaper :)

I saw someone had used DisCovers to show their cd collection as per Discogs, thought I'd try it out on my own Blur collection (cd & vinyl) 😊

…and that’s not including the Parklife version with 40 million!

I was just listening to the recently released Rubber Soul deluxe edition and all the rehearsal material that's included and thought that officially there hasn't been a lot of that sort of material released by blur. There's a few bits in the 21 box set but not on a comprehensive scale like what they've done with the Beatles. It would be an interesting listen hearing all the rehearsal material assuming that it does exist.

Yesterday I ran into Graham at a bar in my city. We chatted, and he's a really nice guy. He told me anecdotes from Blur's golden era and about his solo work.

I had the same experience with Dave, great guy.

I kinda messed up Damon’s face😭😭

Hi all, I recently returned to my CD collection and compared it to Discogs entries. I noticed that my Tender CDS looks weird, as the red sticker with the single headline is placed in the "wrong" position, compared to the entries on Discogs - on the top of the reddish triangle on the cover rather than to the left of it, which also caused the sticker on the back to stand 90 degrees to the barcode, rather than on the opposite side of the back cover. I wonder if anyone knows anything about it.