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Modern Life Is Rubbish - Blur

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Manufacturer : Food
Release date : 15 May 1993
Number of discs : 1
EAN : 0077778944225
UPC : 077778944225
Britpop (5), 1993 (3), English (3), Album (2), Indie (2), Food (1), Mp3 (1), Alternative Rock (1), Britrock (1), Blur (1), Sophomore Album (1), Rock (1), England (1)

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Blur's second album saw them finding their feet just before they suddenly went supernova. In songs like "Chemical World", they started developing the themes of everyday British life that would follow them to their Parklife era. "Sunday Sunday" provided its own blueprint for the Britpop scene, showing the traditional Sunday dinner with the fa ... (more)


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Track listing

1. For tomorrow
2. Advert
3. Colin Zeal
4. Pressure on Julian
5. Star shaped
6. Blue jeans
7. Chemical world
8. Sunday Sunday
9. Oily water
10. Miss America
11. Villa Rosie
12. Coping
13. Turn it up
14. Resigned
15. Resigned
16. Commercial Break

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Posted : 1 year, 8 months ago at Mar 21 18:13
At the time of recording their Sophomore album, Modern Life is Rubbish, Blur were at their (first) career low, off the back of a failed attempt to break the American market, having been defauded by their (former) manager and under pressure from their own label to get a successful album written and released. In the meantime, the British music scene had moved on since the foursome's debut, with the Manchester baggy scene having faded and being replaced with a new-found interest in all things American, in particular Grunge. Modern Life is Rubbish was penned as something of a reaction to Britain's fascination of America and foreshadowed the way to the Britpop and "Cool Britania" era of the mid 90s with a celebration of all things British instead and begins to show a maturity that was largel...Read more

Rating : 10/10