Title: Better than "13"
Product review: Some people tend to think that Blur has changed their style on "13". It is not true, as they were always a challenging band who's looking for a change every time. Their selftitled 1997 album is no exception. Blur's strong musical elements are here of course, like Graham Coxon's beautiful acoustic guitar (Most notable on "You're So Great" and "Look Inside America") and Damon Albarn's quirky and cynical lyrics (Just listen to the lyrics of "Country Sad Ballad Man" and "Essex Dogs"). Also, some great and enjoyable British rock tracks such as "Beetlebum" and "M.O.R."; And how can you mention this album without referring to "Song 2". This two-minutes-and-one-second parody that laughs in the face of contemporary American rock hits is already a classic, so go and purchase this album NOW. It's pure art. And oh, I didn't even mentioned the Underworld-like "Theme From Retro"...
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