Blur Reunion Brings Glastonbury to Fitting Finale
On any other Glastonbury, it would have been the defining gig.
Blur were the Britpop era's poster boys, figureheads of a scene they quickly grew to despise, and which they left behind with a series of ever more adventurous albums.
But Blur rode out their wildest years only to dissolve when they were making their most inventive music, 2002's 'Think Tank'; singer Damon Albarn and guitarist Graham Coxon's previously close friendship combusted. It's taken this long for the rifts to heal, and it is Glastonbury they chose to give those repairs a public inspection.
Springsteen may have stolen their thunder, but Blur -- playing their first major show with their original line-up since the band went in to hiatus in 2000 -- don't take it lying down.
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Posted by Stephen Dowling on Jun 28th 2009 6:50PM
Filed under: Concerts and Tours, News, U.K.





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