Blur's fourth album, The Great Escape, drew inspiration from the loneliness and isolation of the suburbs. Even though the theme was dark, the band kept exploring new sounds. It's full of catchy tunes with sharp production. Damon Albarn's lyrics vividly depict a dystopian world. Despite a hint of sadness, it's a surprisingly enjoyable record. The band's use of synthesizers, horns, and strings shows their innovation, and Graham Coxon's guitar skills keep evolving. This album shows Blur's knack for looking back while moving forward. It comes as a 180 - gram pressing and includes a free download. The music label is Food (1995 / 2012). Reviewed by Hank Ohs in 02/2015.
To enjoy this Blur vinyl, just place it on your record player. Make sure the player is clean and in good working condition. When you're done, gently remove the vinyl and store it in a cool, dry place. Keep it away from direct sunlight and heat to prevent warping. If the vinyl gets dirty, use a soft record - cleaning brush to gently clean the grooves. And don't forget to download your free MP3 for listening on the go.
