'COS THIS IS THE MUSIC... Check back here often as I'll (at least try to) update the sound files regularary. Lack of webspace allows me to only put three tunes up at one time, so if you're after a greater selection you could try Zeal FTP or with Napster now devoid of any Blur content audiogalaxy. Blur Central also has a nice selection of mp3's. Mp3's are now located in my geocities briefcase. If you wanna be nice and upload stuff to the folder (rare blur only - no album tracks), It'd be apreciated. Let me know if for some reason or another you have problems downloading. Requests can also be e-mailed to me.

This Is A Low Live in Birmingham 1994 Live encore performance of this Blur favourite from the Aston Villa Leisure Centre in Birmingham, England. Recorded in October of 1994, right around the time they blew up and became really really famous. Anyway, enjoy!

Girls & Boys Live on 'The Word' 1994 One of the first airings of this particular tune, this time on UK televisions 'The Word' programme. Damon changes the chorus slightly, singing "Always should be someone you want to f**k..." Check it out for yourself.

Coping Live in London 1997 In their own words, one of the favourite songs to play live - and it shows. Recorded at London's Brixton academy in December 1997 in support of the 'Blur' album.

Parklife Live in Birmingham 1994 Another from the brilliant Birmingham show in 1994, this time with Phil Daniels, who came up to Birmingham from London via train to sing just the one song, refusing the bands offer of providing him more 'luxerious' transport.

Music Is My Radar Late Night with Conan O'Brien 2000 Great live performance of Music Is My Radar from the American TV show Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Blur played two songs, ending the show with a storming rendition of Song 2. This is the first song they played, complete with back-up soul/gospal singers and Carribean-style drums.

Trailerpark Live at Glastonbury 1998 The first major public airing of Trailerpark at Englands famed Glastonbury festival (the band actually previewed the song at a secret gig a night earlier). Anyway, this is probably one of the best performances of this song, which at the time was called Southpark, after the movie the song was originaly set to appear on.

Tender Late Show with David Letterman 1999 Another fine live TV performance from Blur, this time on the popular Late Night with David Letterman show. The Harlem Boys choir of New York perform back-up duties, slighty changing the feel of the song. Check it out for yourself...

Disclaimer: I am not responsible for results from using this page or pages from it's subsidairies. MP3 files which are downloaded should be erased within 24 hours. This page does not provide songs that are from commercially released Blur CD's. These are rare and live recordings only, that are commercially unavailable to fans.