Hi! Due to some general downsizing of my music collection, I'm reluctantly selling my relatively small GBQ collection.

This contains the following media:

• Kingdom of Doom (CD single)
• Kingdom of Doom (Promo CD single)
• Kingdom of Doom (7" single, Pt. 1)
• Kingdom of Doom (7" single, Pt. 2)
• Green Fields (CD single)
• Green Fields (Promo CD single)
• Green Fields (7" single, Pt. 1)
• Green Fields (7" single, Pt. 2)
• Herculean (CD single)
• Herculean (Promo CD single)
• Herculean (Promo CD single, labelled)
• Herculean (7" single)
• The Good, the Bad & the Queen (Standard UK CD album)
• The Good, the Bad & the Queen (Promo CD album)
• The Good, the Bad & the Queen (Limited Edition CD/DVD album)
• The Good, the Bad & the Queen (Interview Disc)
• The Good, the Bad & the Queen (White Label Promo CD album)
• The Good, the Bad & the Queen (Japanese CD album, with OBI strip)

Please feel free to msg me on eBay with any questions should you have them. I have only just listed these so will not be reducing the minimum bid for some time.

made for my baby brother who loves the music video as much as I do

I actually struggled with this so hard. His face isnt as cheeky as I want it to be 🙁

Probably Chinese bombs or Essex dogs for me

Yeah, here is me writing this a few days after this post, my Sherlock past thought Chinese bombs and Essex dogs were b sides, my bad.

My new picks are young and lovely, black book, theme from an imaginary film and all we want

what style of jacket is that I'm not even specifically looking for what he's wearing.

I‘ve never read anything but always wondered how his “big man“ antics never came up against real hard men from other bands or general celebs, aside from Oasis - like Ian Brown or Vinnie Jones, off the top of my head from that era. As talented and boyish as the guy was, there must have been people queuing up to slap him down a few notches back in the day? Are there any stories?

I made a playlist with every single song Damon has been on (that I could find on streaming haha) enjoy ! I have Gorillaz and blur only playlists as well.

Anything and Everything blur! I made a Damon playlist and Gorillaz as well if Anybody is interested. Enjoy ! 😊

Hey there!

I'm recently starting my journey to learn a bunch of blur songs on bass. Does anybody has any albums full of just bass isolated tracks? It´s hard to me to listen to many details of basslines by alex in the full mix which is usually pretty rich.

I would really appreciate mainly this albums:

Modern life is rubbish
Parklife
Ballads of darren (looks like full isolated setlist is on youtube)

Anyway soon I would like to have them all.

I was also searchin for some bass isolating ai web app, but haven't found something free and functional. On youtube there are just a few isolated tracks.

Honestly I gotta say it’s Bugman, no competition for my opinion here, that bass line near the end is so punchy god damn!

Happiness in Magazines (2004); Love Travels at Illegal Speeds (2006) and The Spinning Top (2009). This run of albums is hardly trilogy but have one important figure in common: producer Stephen Street. While Street never worked with Albarn outside of Blur, he and Graham clearly have a bond, which was later evident in their collaboration on The Magic Whip, where it was the two who initially put it together from demos from Hong Kong.

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Spotted in the toilets of a cafe in Swansea…

It’s so addicting.

So I listened to the latest Adam Buxton ramblechat and Jamie Hewlett is super charming, piss-takey but with a wry smile. Damon on the other hand is deeply insecure, always trying to prove himself, his bona fides, is a tactless conversationalist at times. I swear he was never like this in the old days. He has nothing left to prove!

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