Blur - The Great Escape (CD) drum n bass Donnelly ultimately appreciates how when

Donnelly ultimately appreciates how when “seen in a crowd they create an optical illusion

commercial sublimation and sensory overload

Featuring 4 non-album tracks on vinyl for the very first time

and another incisive song about the societal demands of love and marriage (“Atop a Cake”)

and knew had to be the sound of this record

Blur - The Great Escape (CD) drum n bass Donnelly ultimately appreciates how whenCD, Reissue Parlophone EU The fourth studio album by the English rock band, originally released in September 1995. The Great Escape is often considered to be the final album of a trio of Britpop albums released by Blur in the mid 1990s, after 'Modern Life Is Rubbish' (1993) and 'Parklife' (1994). With Blur's 1997 self titled album, the band would change direction and move away from Britpop in favour of a more lo fi and alternative rock sound. Features