We retrace the history of Blur in 2 hours of music and chat, in the new episode of Rock in Onda, with Claudio Fabretti on the airwaves of Radio Città Aperta (Fm 88.9 in Rome or streaming at http://radiocittaperta.it/onair).
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Blur – part two
From late-blooming exponents of the madchester sound to contenders for the britpop crown, through to artistic maturity and experiments with pop and lo-fi. The arc of Blur, the band that, through hits and flops alike, defined the '90s with their perfect balance of melodic flair and experimental impulses. Plus an appendix devoted to Albarn's and Coxon's solo forays.
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07/09/2025
This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by Claudio Fabretti, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.
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| 1. She's So High 2. Sing 3. Popscene 4. For Tomorrow 5. Girls & Boys 6. Tracy Jacks 7. Parklife 8. Charmless Man 9. Country House 10. The Universal 11. Song 2 12. You're So Great 13. Coffee & Tv 14. Ambulance 15. Out Of Time 16. Clint Eastwood (Gorillaz) 17. Dare (Gorillaz) 18. Some Kind Of Nature (Gorillaz) 19. Sorrow’s Army (Coxon) 20. City Hall (Coxon) 21. 80’s Life (The Good, The Bad And The Queen) 22. Apple Carts (Damon Albarn) 23. Under The Westway |