Blur - The Great Escape
This edition of Blur - The Great Escape is a pressing of the band's acclaimed 1995 album, a defining release of the Britpop era. The record continues the band’s exploration of British life and culture, blending sharp satire with melodic, guitar-driven pop and orchestral flourishes.
Featuring standout tracks such as Country House, The Universal, and Charmless Man, the album captures themes of social observation, modern life, and emotional disconnection, wrapped in witty and cinematic songwriting.
An official Food/Parlophone release, The Great Escape remains one of Blur’s most successful albums and a key moment in 1990s British music, making this vinyl edition an essential addition for fans and collectors.
Track Listing
Stereotypes
Country House
Best Days
Charmless Man
Fade Away
Top Man
The Universal
Mr Robinson’s Quango
He Thought of Cars
It Could Be You
Ernold Same
Globe Alone
Dan Abnormal
Entertain Me
Yuko & Hiro
