Blur: The Great Escape

Recorded during Blur's rapid rise in popularity and tabloid recognition, the third and final chapter in what was referred to as the band's "life trilogy" sees the band present a dark and lavish look at the modern world, populated by night-shift cab drivers, factory workers, lottery players and swinging couples. Justly awarded five star reviews on release in 1995, the album features Blur's first number 1 single, "Country House" and the beautiful "The Universal".