This unbeatable combination of Blur’s 1997 masterpiece, Vinyl, is the perfect balance of classic rock nostalgia and modern vinyl quality. Featuring limited edition, 180-gram heavyweight pressings, this record is sure to please any audiophile. Enjoy the album’s exceptional sound quality with this quintessential piece of rock history.

Damon Albarn prefaced the release of Blur by denouncing Britpop as a tattered flag, almost daring the U.K. media to burn him in effigy. Hes declared an allegiance with Pavement and Beck, wistfully envying their disregard for commercial concerns.

But no amount of gratuitous distortion or mumbling could disguise the truth that, in attempting to embrace their public perception as big losers, Blur stumbled over the most accomplished record of their career.

The opener Beetlebum is thrillingly devoid of Cockney stage enunciation or waspish social observation. Instead, its a lilting White Album homage with Albarn expertly executing a keening Lennonesque key change.

Despite their traitorous pronouncements, Blurs highlights are consistently British-bred. Strange News From Another Star is Space Odditysuckled, glazed-eyeball pop psychedelia and Theme From Retro is the sort of dubby, debased lounge music Jerry Dammers used to strive for.

2 x Vinyl, LP, Reissue, Remastered, Gatefold, 180 Gram

Tracklist:
A1 Beetlebum
A2 Song 2
A3 Country Sad Ballad Man
A4 M.O.R.
B1 On Your Own
B2 Theme From Retro
B3 You’re So Great
B4 Death Of A Party
C1 Chinese Bombs
C2 I’m Just A Killer For Your Love
C3 Look Inside America
C4 Strange News From Another Star
D1 Movin’ On
D2 Essex Dogs