Blur – Modern Life Is Rubbish (Vinyl 2LP, Remastered EU Reissue)

Name: Blur – Modern Life Is Rubbish (Vinyl 2LP, Remastered EU Reissue)
Brand: Blur
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Description

Blur – Modern Life Is Rubbish is the second studio album by London band Blur, released on Food Records on 10 May 1993. It was recorded between October 1991 and March 1993; Stephen Street produced most of it, while "Sunday Sunday" and "Villa Rosie" were made with Steve Lovell. With its songs about everyday English life, the album is seen as one of the records that paved the way for Britpop. It reached No. 15 in the UK album chart, and the singles were "For Tomorrow", "Chemical World" and "Sunday Sunday". This copy is the remastered EU reissue as a double LP in a gatefold sleeve (Food FOODLPX9).

Pressing details

Label / Cat. no.: Food FOODLPX9
Format: Vinyl 2LP, album, gatefold
Pressing: EU reissue, remastered
Country: Europe
Year of this pressing: Reissue (original: 1993)
Genre: Indie Rock, Alternative Rock, Britpop
Category: New vinyl

Condition

Condition: New & factory sealed

The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.

Tracklist

Side A

For Tomorrow
Advert
Colin Zeal
Pressure On Julian

Side B

Star Shaped
Blue Jeans
Chemical World / Intermission

Side C

Sunday Sunday
Oily Water
Miss America
Villa Rosie

Side D

Coping
Turn It Up
Resigned / Commercial Break

Personnel

Blur: Damon Albarn (vocals, keyboards, piano, melodica), Graham Coxon (guitars, backing vocals), Alex James (bass), Dave Rowntree (drums). Lyrics by Damon Albarn, music by Albarn/Coxon/James/Rowntree.

Produced by Stephen Street, Steve Lovell ("Sunday Sunday", "Villa Rosie"), Blur and John Smith. Guests include Kate St John (oboe, cor anglais, soprano saxophone), The Duke String Quartet (strings on "For Tomorrow") and The Kick Horns (brass on "Sunday Sunday").

FAQ

Is this the original pressing?
No. The original was released in 1993. This double LP is a remastered European reissue on Food with catalogue number FOODLPX9.

Why two LPs?
The album runs almost 59 minutes. Spread over four sides, each groove has more room, which benefits the sound.

Is the record new?
Yes. The record is new and factory sealed, so it has not been opened or played.

Do you have more Blur records?
Yes, for example Blur – Parklife, Blur – Leisure or Blur – The Great Escape. More titles are in our Indie Rock collection.

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