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Review title: Unrecognised beauty
Product review: Blur's debut album Leisure is never acknowledged by the press or the band itself but it does include some real gems.There are two major styles of song running through the album, the first of which is simple post-punk/grunge music (fool, come together) that shows Damon Albarn's more naive attempts at writing.The second style however shows elements of Blur at their best with beautiful Beatlesque harmonies, (Sing, Bang, She's So High),outstanding backward guitar played by the underrated guitarist Graham Coxon (There's No Other Way, She's So High) and hammond organ (There's No Other Way,) giving it a mid-60's Revolver feel with a fresh 90's twist.Though perhaps not as consistent as its follow up albums, Leisure contains some of the most intriguing songs Blur have released. With songs such as Bad Day, Birthday not even making it as singles, it is easy to see why Blur soon established themselves as guiding lights of the British music scene in the 1990's. Well worth a listen.
