CD-Charts Position 111

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Stereotypes

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by: Blur

Release Date December 28, 1999

CD-Charts Position 112

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The Great Escape

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by: Blur

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CD-Charts Position 113

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The Universal [CD 1]

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by: Blur

Release Date November 01, 1995

CD-Charts Position 114
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It Must Be...

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by: Brit Pops Orchestra

Release Date June 01, 1996
Here is the most cheesy, dire, wrong, shameful album that somehow is compulsive!!

The Brit Pop Orchestra was set up by Damon Albarn to support Blur's U.K. Winter tour in 1995, this is shocking, must have stuff.

Buy it now before it's deleted.

Quality tat!

CD-Charts Position 115
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To Find a Little Bluebird

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by: Riot/Clone

Release Date October 01, 1999
Here is the most cheesy, dire, wrong, shameful album that somehow is compulsive!!

The Brit Pop Orchestra was set up by Damon Albarn to support Blur's U.K. Winter tour in 1995, this is shocking, must have stuff.

Buy it now before it's deleted.

Quality tat!

CD-Charts Position 116
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The 10 Year Limited Edition Anniversary Box Set

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by: Blur

Release Date September 06, 1999
wow,this box set ia well worth it. if you are a huge blur fan like me and ca'nt afford to buy every origional single you missed out on as you were too young or just didnt know about them this is essential. the b-sides are brill esp young and lovley. i do not recommend you buy this if you are only one of these fans who likes song 2 and nothing else as you may feel dissapointed. but for all big blur fans this is a must xx

CD-Charts Position 117
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The Great Escape [CASSETTE]

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by: Blur

Release Date September 26, 1995
This was the album that very nearly broke the back of Blur in their native Britain. Released at the same time as Oasis' ''(What's The Story) Morning Glory)'', which sold considerably more copies, Blur became victims of the age old British adage of putting someone on a pedastal so you can knock them down. Suddenly, lead singer Damon Albarn couldn't walk down the street without someone yelling the latest Oasis tune in his ear. It was the mother of all backlashes. Which is strange, because ''The Great Escape'' is a superb album. Fizzling with musical invention, (the ethereal, nightmarish guitars on ''He Thought Of Cars'') and lyrical gems, (''They're on the leather sofa, they're on the patio./And when the fun is over, watch themselves on video'' ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 118
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Murder Dog Presents Kansas City

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by: Various

Release Date June 15, 2004
This was the album that very nearly broke the back of Blur in their native Britain. Released at the same time as Oasis' ''(What's The Story) Morning Glory)'', which sold considerably more copies, Blur became victims of the age old British adage of putting someone on a pedastal so you can knock them down. Suddenly, lead singer Damon Albarn couldn't walk down the street without someone yelling the latest Oasis tune in his ear. It was the mother of all backlashes. Which is strange, because ''The Great Escape'' is a superb album. Fizzling with musical invention, (the ethereal, nightmarish guitars on ''He Thought Of Cars'') and lyrical gems, (''They're on the leather sofa, they're on the patio./And when the fun is over, watch themselves on video'' ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 119
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Gift Pack 2CD+DVD

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by: Blur

Release Date October 29, 2007
This was the album that very nearly broke the back of Blur in their native Britain. Released at the same time as Oasis' ''(What's The Story) Morning Glory)'', which sold considerably more copies, Blur became victims of the age old British adage of putting someone on a pedastal so you can knock them down. Suddenly, lead singer Damon Albarn couldn't walk down the street without someone yelling the latest Oasis tune in his ear. It was the mother of all backlashes. Which is strange, because ''The Great Escape'' is a superb album. Fizzling with musical invention, (the ethereal, nightmarish guitars on ''He Thought Of Cars'') and lyrical gems, (''They're on the leather sofa, they're on the patio./And when the fun is over, watch themselves on video'' ... Read More: