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詳細説明
By early 1997, British pop had become less a scene than a competition, so with this album, Blur's frontman Damon Albarn basically announced that he was withdrawing from the race, in favor of exploring other kinds of rock he'd been getting into. Most of Blur finds the band discovering the clipped structures and oblique words of American indie rock (the best hook on the album goes "woo-hoo!"), and that's a liberating strategy. Without having to exemplify England's Dreaming, Albarn can be tuneful and playful, and even when he cribs directly from his favorite records ("M.O.R." is pure Bowie, and "You're So Great" tries for Guided by Voices-style non-production), his gift for texture puts his stamp on these songs. --Douglas Wolk
内容紹介
This multi-faceted band is, by turn, intensely melodic, poppy and lush, or, merrily abrasive and haunting. In '95, Blur released the Great Escape; debuting at #1 in the U.K., such hits as "Stereotype" and "Charmless Man" took Blur's fixation with British culture to it's logical, grandiose conclusion. This album steers them in yet a different direction; the band's sense of melody and humor remain, however, a more guitar driven sound prevails. The album contains 2 hidden tracks, including one not available on the U.K. version. 1st single/video: "Song 2."
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