BritPopCornucopia # 5: He lives in a house, a very big house in the country!
It seems that life indeed imitates art. With a 10 year waiting period.
Yes, it was in 1995 that Blur released the album The Great Escape, which was actually the very first Blur album I purchased, having been addicted to the track "Charmless Man" at the tender age of 12 . It so happens that the same album featured a track entitled "Country House", which when released as a single caused a huge tabloid stir in the UK, ignited a chart war with Britpop on-off foes Oasis.
And it is that song, Country House, which has proved prophetic for Blur's bassist Alex James.
Gone is the hard-partying AJ Sexmeal. Say hello to the Farmer and Cheesemaker.
Yes, it was in 1995 that Blur released the album The Great Escape, which was actually the very first Blur album I purchased, having been addicted to the track "Charmless Man" at the tender age of 12 . It so happens that the same album featured a track entitled "Country House", which when released as a single caused a huge tabloid stir in the UK, ignited a chart war with Britpop on-off foes Oasis.
And it is that song, Country House, which has proved prophetic for Blur's bassist Alex James.
Gone is the hard-partying AJ Sexmeal. Say hello to the Farmer and Cheesemaker.
Labels: Alex James, blur, Britpop
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