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Old 04-30-2015, 07:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I call bull****. How are you gonna make a list for Blur that only has one of their singles? And a lesser known one at that. Sounds like a hipster list to me.

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Girls and Boys
Tender
Song 2
Tracy Jacks
Parklife

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Old 04-30-2015, 07:21 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I call bull****. How are you gonna make a list for Blur that only has one of their singles? And a lesser known one at that. Sounds like a hipster list to me.

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Tender
Song 2
Tracy Jacks
Parklife

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You forgot crazy beats and coffee and tv.
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Old 04-30-2015, 07:29 PM   #3 (permalink)
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You forgot crazy beats and coffee and tv.
"Coffee and TV" is great, but not quite their best. I'd never heard "Crazy Beat" before, but that is a pretty awesome song.
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In this world
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"Coffee and TV" is great, but not quite their best. I'd never heard "Crazy Beat" before, but that is a pretty awesome song.
Not sure i agree Coffee and Tv is a great song.
it's a very relaxed accoustic ballad, they have another ballad that was good too but idk the name of it all i remember is a live performance vid where the singer lays down on stage while he's singing.
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Not sure i agree Coffee and Tv is a great song.
it's a very relaxed accoustic ballad, they have another ballad that was good too but idk the name of it all i remember is a live performance vid where the singer lays down on stage while he's singing.
Dude, you're gonna talk about a laid back ballad and forget about "Tender" on the same album?


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I call bull****. How are you gonna make a list for Blur that only has one of their singles? And a lesser known one at that. Sounds like a hipster list to me.

Blur

Girls and Boys
Tender
Song 2
Tracy Jacks
Parklife

That's how you do it.
It is a hipster list. Not every good song of theirs has to be a single. Coxon himself said that his favorite Blur song would be any of them that weren't singles.

Just because I don't like popular songs doesn't mean my list is bull****
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It is a hipster list. Not every good song of theirs has to be a single. Coxon himself said that his favorite Blur song would be any of them that weren't singles.

Just because I don't like popular songs doesn't mean my list is bull****
Blur is most definitely a singles band. Any list not made up primarily of their singles I consider to be dubious.
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