Who took the lead vocals in the pop group Blur
Blur (Blur album) one, the album's success was left in the shadows compared to "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" by Britpop rivals Oasis which went quadruple platinum in the US. Blur became perceived as an "inauthentic middle class pop band" in comparison to the "working class heroes" Oasis, which made lead singer-songwriter, Damon Albarn feel "stupid and confused". Bassist Alex James later summarised, "After being the People's Hero, Damon was the People's Prick for a short period ... basically, he was a loser—very publicly." An early 1996 "Q" magazine interview revealed that relations between Blur members had become very strained; journalist Adrian Deevoy
The Brit Pop Blur Box in major music shops such as HMV. The Brit Pop Blur Box The Brit Pop Blur Box is a box set by the band Blur released in limited quantities in Australia in 1994. It contains the five CD singles Blur released in 1994 ("Girls & Boys", "End Of A Century", "To The End", "Parklife" and "To The End (La Comedie)" with Françoise Hardy) in a 5"x5"x5" plastic cube box. The set also includes a white skinny size cotton T-shirt with a beer mat-style logo, pin badge and four circular card beer mats. Although the album is rather unofficial, the tracks