Michael Patrick Kell The Great Escape Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents Introduction Warner Music's proud collection of classic Western music albums is now available! The albums you listened to obsessively back then are now on sale in the "Forever Young" series! The ninth installment of the series features masterpieces from leading UK rock bands: Blur, Gorillaz, Primal Scream, Ride, and The Jesus and Mary Chain! [Blur] Debuting in 1991 with the album "Leisure," their intelligent and witty sound, typical of British bands, was both pop and quirky, instantly bringing them into the spotlight. Their third album, "Parklife," was their first to reach number one on the UK Albums Chart, making them a leading force in Britpop/UK rock from the 1990s onward. Since then, they have produced numerous hit songs and achieved the remarkable feat of having six consecutive number one albums on the UK Albums Chart, up to "Magic Whip" (2015). They continue to evolve, never remaining confined to the Britpop genre. "The Great Escape" (WPCR-85171) is the concluding volume of Blur's trilogy, which explored their "Britishness" amidst the frenzied media coverage surrounding "Britpop." Released amidst increased attention following the massive success of their previous album, this fourth album reached number one on the UK Albums Chart. It includes the UK Singles chart hits "Country House" and "The Universal" (number five on the UK Singles Chart). (1995 release) <2012 remastered audio> Includes liner notes, lyrics, and translations 'The Great Escape' WPCR-85171 1. Stereotypes 2. Country House 3. Best Days 4. Charmless Man 5. Fade Away 6. Top Man 7. The Universal 8. Mr. Robinsons Quango 9. He Thought of Cars 10. It Could Be You 11. Arnold Same 12. Grove Alone 13. Dan Abnormal 14. Entertain Me 15. Yuko and Hiro 16. No Monsters in Me* 17. Tame* 18. St. Louis**... Bonus Tracks Media reviews and more Warner Music's proud series of classic foreign albums, "Forever Young," presents its ninth installment featuring masterpieces from leading UK rock bands: Blur, Gorillaz, Primal Scream, Ride, and The Jesus and Mary Chain! [Blur] Debuting in 1991 with the album "Leisure," their intellectual and witty sound, typical of British bands, was both pop and quirky, instantly bringing them into the spotlight. Their third album, "Parklife," became their first number one album on the UK Albums Chart, establishing them as a leading force in Britpop/UK rock from the 1990s onward. Since then, they have produced numerous hit songs and achieved the remarkable feat of six consecutive number one albums on the UK Albums Chart, up to "Magic Whip" (2015). They continue to evolve, never remaining confined to the Britpop genre. "The Great Escape": The concluding part of Blur's trilogy, which pursued "Britishness" amidst the heated media coverage surrounding "Britpop." Released amidst even more attention following the massive success of their previous album, this fourth album reached number one on the UK Albums Chart. Includes "Country House" and "The Universal" (which reached number 5 in the UK Singles Chart), both of which reached number 1. (1995 release) (C)RS