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- Leisure
- - 33,800 plays
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Blur
Released 1991

She's So High
04:43
5,187 plays

Repetition
05:23
5,096 plays

Bad Day
04:23
4,168 plays

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songs

- 1
- She's So High
- 04:43
- 5,187 plays

- 2
- There's No Other Way
- 03:23
- 3,524 plays

- 3
- Bang
- 03:35
- 2,499 plays

- 4
- I Know
- 03:31
- 2,179 plays

- 5
- Slow Down
- 03:10
- 2,088 plays

- 6
- Repetition
- 05:23
- 5,096 plays

- 7
- Bad Day
- 04:23
- 4,168 plays

- 8
- High Cool
- 03:37
- 1,795 plays

- 9
- Come Together
- 03:52
- 1,960 plays

- 10
- Fool
- 03:16
- 1,770 plays

- 11
- Birthday
- 03:50
- 1,754 plays

- 12
- Wear Me Down
- 04:47
- 1,780 plays

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album review

Blur is loosely lumped in with Britain's Manchester Sound; a kind of '60s-psychedelia-meets-dance-music scene. Unlike others in the genre, however, Blur parks most of the disco influences at the door in favor of hard-edged pop. Leisure's most accessible moments, like the singles "She's So High" and "There's No Other Way," blend captivating, fluid melodies with hypnotic, psyched-up instrumentation. More experimental moments like "Repetition" and "Bad Day" are reminiscent of early, Syd Barrett-led Pink Floyd; the dreamy atmospheres firmly anchored by sparse, chunky guitar riffs. Blur will appeal to those who don't mind having their fond recollections of the '60s fused to modern, guitar-driven pop. ~ Roch Parisien, All Music Guide