>Miss America
>Magic America
>Look Inside America
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Miss America
Cooper James
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Hudson Hughes
I love Weezer too
Nicholas Evans
London Loves
Juan Ramirez
Blur's first album Leisure is suprisingly great, maybe their best
Christopher Davis
>maybe their best
No way
Jaxson Murphy
"Look Inside America" seriously kills the flow, of an otherwise, fantastic album. They should have chucked it.
>leisure
>best
Not a chance.
Noah Gray
Makes sense. Brits and Europeans in general are obsessed with America and always have to talk shit about it it order to inflate their smug euro egos.
Julian Williams
What did you expect from the band whose only hit was WOOHOO?
Brandon Taylor
Not actually a hit in America
Matthew Stewart
>Leisure
>Best
Good bait
Carson Howard
They were fuckhueg in Britain, and had a lot of hits. Just not as big of a presence in the states.
But surprisingly, that's the only Blur song Americans know.
Jonathan Taylor
Why so mad bro?
Eli Ramirez
Spot on, I feel like they only recorded this song to make the previous jabs at America seem less smug in comparison, but it wasn't entirely necessary in my opinion.
Kevin Rivera
They had a lot of influence from the American indie scene which manifested heavily in their post-Britpop material largely due to Coxon's influence. 13 is undoubtedly their best album by the way, they have a fucking power drill on one of the songs.
Ian King
It was a hit in america, just not on the Hot 100
Adrian Jenkins
What song is that?
Eli Fisher
ror
Evan Scott
not their best but consistently underrated, just as mlir is constantly overlooked
Joseph Hernandez
Bugman (see 1:50) youtube.com
Hunter Lopez
I always thought that was a synth lol. I looked into it. Some say it's a vaccuum.
I'll bet you that was Graham's idea.
Liam Reed
When did you realise that Graham was the GOAT Blur member?
Logan Cox
as an instrumentalist, from the beginning
Cameron Gonzalez
Immediately; who the fuck comes up with guitar shit like that?
Carson Gray
Brits are obsessed with America, always wagging their fingers.
Wyatt Collins
for me it was the feedback during the climax of that so-so Leisure song, "Birthday". That laid a hint to the bigger and better things to come, he's such an unorthodox guitar player, in an era of good but way-too-conventional competitors.
Carson Nguyen
Anyone checked out Graham's solo albums?
I binge listened to them over the weekend, and they're all really good
Tyler Gomez
I like them, but I don't love them, with the exception of "The Spinning Top"
The guitar work isn't as interesting as his stuff in Blur, and his voice isn't the greatest. I like it every so often, lead vocals on every song... not so much.
Wyatt Reed
>they fell for the "Leisure is bad" meme.
Is easily one of their bests.
Nathaniel Ramirez
It's not one of their best, but it's still pretty good
I mean, any album with There's Not Other Way, She's So High and Sing on it is going to turn out pretty good
Jonathan Russell
The top 3 are clearly Parklife, Blur, and 13.
Leisure isn't a terrible record, but it's nowhere near the top, not even above Think Tank, and The Magic Whip.