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| Track Listing 1. Ambulance 2. Out Of Time 3. Crazy Beat 4. Good Song 5. On The Way To The Club 6. Brothers And Sisters 7. Caravan 8. We've Got A File On You 9. Moroccan Peoples Revolutionary Bowls Club 10. Sweet Song 11. Jets 12. Gene By Gene 13. Battery In Your Leg
Album Notes This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Blur: Damon Albarn, Alex James, Dave Rowntree.Additional personnel includes: James Dring (programming).Producers: Blur, Ben Hillier, Norman Cook, William Orbit.Over six heralded records, the most recognizable feature of Blur's sound is that they really don't have a sound. In a musical world where artists are all too often pigeonholed, Blur remains the ultimate indescribable, unpredictable band. With the possible exception of the first two, no Blur album has really borne the mark of its predecessor, and seventh offering THINK TANK (the first since the departure of Graham Coxon) is no exception. Practically every track goes off in its own engaging direction, starting with the darkly hypnotic and mystical "Ambulance" which abruptly closes on a distorted synth riff and crashing into the sweetest song on the album, the melodically simple and reflective "Out Of Time." The one constant on a Blur record is the knowledge that there will be at least a couple of perfecly-etched pop songs and on this go-around, they're even clearly, cheekily marked "Good Song" and "Sweet Song." Along the way, there's also the spacey danceable screaming of "Crazy Beat," the old-school punk of "We've Got A File On You," the world-beat/Manchester recall of "On The Way To The Club," and the ambient chant of "Caravan." In all, THINK TANK is another gloriously, sui generis album from Blur, a record that revels in its own jagged edges. Editorial Reviews CMJ (05/12/2003) Uncut (06/01/2003) Mojo (05/01/2003) Spin (06/01/2003) Rolling Stone (05/15/2003) Rolling Stone (05/15/2003) | |||||||||||
Reviews  Albarn has done it again this album is very experimental and most songs you will fall in love with straiht away and others grow on you incredibly fast. but the creationist of music damon i have to say has done it again with his deep lyrics which will have you sinnging along forever songs i reccomend: out of time sweet song good song crazy beat battery in your leg morrcon revolutionary bowls club we've got a file on you Review ID: 10000000007154840 Was this review helpful? Report this review fab blurwhat a surprise blur made a record with over than 3 goog song this album is absolument fabuleux pur chef d'oeuvre a avoir dans sa discotheque merci Review ID: 10000000006598772 Was this review helpful? Report this review Blur - Think Tank1 of 1 people found this review helpful. One of the best albums to come from blur so far. Well worth buying. Decided to buy before going to see them in concert, and boy was that good. Review ID: 10000000002425934 Was this review helpful? Report this review |
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