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13 - Blur (Patreon)

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2026-06-30 15:00:23
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Why did I think this would've been one of their earlier albums?

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Adele Kompus

The lead vocals on coffee and tv and in tender the oh my baby part are done by the guitarist graham coxon!

Jake

The masive shift in Blur occured during their self titled album era, because the guitarist Graham Coxon contributed more creatively, Graham was very against Britpop era blur and was more interested in Noise Rock, Alternative Rock ( Bands like Pavement and Sonic Youth) and Hip Hop so the Self Titled album and 13 album is very Graham Coxon influenced. Fun fact if it werent for Graham, Gorillaz wouldnt sound the same today because Graham introduced hip hop to Damon Albarn first

johannes

sage you continue to surprise me… battle in f? anyway, glad you enjoyed the album!!!

flyingscotsman_a3

Battle in F? Trimm Trabb in B? Those are some of the emotional and atmospheric highs! Anyways I'm so glad you enjoyed this album. I think 13 is one of my favourite alternative rock albums of all time to be honest. One thing to point out, is the lead vocals on Coffee and TV as well as the 'oh my baby' vocals on Tender were done by guitarist Graham Coxon who was probably the most important member of the band when it came to changing their sound towards a more alternative/experimental direction.

J

never really given this album a shot personally, but some good stuff on here and holy nora CARAMEL is incredible, so atmospheric there were parts of it that sounded 00s radiohead era, surreal track

X-Offender

Been a Blur fan since 2002, and 13 was for many years my least favorite Blur album simply because I was too narrow-minded musically-wise in my teenage years. Once I started appreciating music beyond catchy vibes and choruses, 13 became my favorite Blur album and has remained so ever since. It’s quite amazing how the same band who came up with The Great Escape in 1996 could release such a fundamentally different record only 3 years later. I always maintained that Blur’s musical switch was far more aggressive and radical than Radiohead’s. As for the songs, I’m surprised you didn’t enjoy Trimm Trabb that much. It’s in my top 10 Blur songs and a fan favorite. They always play it in every show. Battle I can understand, though. It’s too experimental and out there. You either love it or hate it. With that being said, glad you enjoyed the album, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy Think Tank as well. It’s the closest album to 13 sound-wise.

LF

It took me a while to get into this album, so I'm pleasantly surprised you enjoyed it so much. No Distance left to Run in B is a shame, but you're right in saying it's up there with the most vulnerable Damon has ever been on a song

Uriko100

Great video. I just realized how much I love this album