#1 · 1994
Landmark Britpop album with 14 tracks including the title single, capturing the peak of 90s UK pop culture.
14 tracksLabel: FoodVinyl LP1994 release
Artist page · 06/07/2026
Blur
Formed in London in 1990, Blur became a key player in Britpop and alternative rock with 13 studio albums blending experimental and indie influences.
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About
Blur, Britpop pioneers from London's vibrant 90s scene.
Over 13 studio vinyl albums, including 1994's Parklife; original LPs from Parlophone and Food remain sought-after.
Blur emerged from London's music scene in 1990, anchored by Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James, and Dave Rowntree. Their beginnings trace back to Colchester and London, later signing with Food Records for their debut. Early releases like Leisure (1991) set the stage before Modern Life Is Rubbish (1993) and Parklife (1994) catapulted them into the forefront of Britpop. Throughout the 90s and 2000s, Blur experimented with diverse styles spanning alternative, indie, and art rock, reflected in albums like Blur (1997), 13 (1999) and Think Tank (2003). Their catalog includes studio, live, and remix albums, with several pressings highly prized by collectors.
Vinyl enthusiasts can explore catalog highlights including the landmark Parklife LP, as well as the more recent releases like…
Discography
Blur — Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Parlophone · 2024Live At Wembley Stadium
Live
Parlophone · 2023The Ballad Of Darren
Studio
Parlophone · 2015The Magic Whip
Studio
Food · 2012Parklive
Studio
Parlophone · 2009All The People (Blur Live At Hyde Park 03 July 2009)
Live
Live Here Now · 2009All The People (Blur Live At Hyde Park 02 July 2009)
Live
Parlophone · 2003Think Tank
Studio
Food · 199913
Studio
Food · 1997Blur
Studio
EMI · 1996Live At The Budokan (Japan Only Official Live Album)
Live
Food · 1995The Great Escape
Studio
Food · 1994Parklife
Studio
Food · 1993Modern Life Is Rubbish
Studio
Food · 1991Leisure
Studio
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Live / EP
Playlist
Signature tracks
The tracks that sum up Blur's career.
01
Song 2
Blur · 1997
02
Song 2 - 2012 Remaster
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03
Girls & Boys
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04
Coffee & TV
13 · 1999
05
Parklife
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06
Tender
13 · 1999
07
Beetlebum
Blur · 1997
08
No Distance Left to Run
13 · 1999
The essentials
The 3 Blur albums you absolutely need
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
#2 · 1999
Experimentally-driven album with tracks like Tender and Coffee & TV marking a deeper alternative and indie sound.
13 tracksLabel: FoodVinyl LP1999 release
#3 · 2023
Recent studio album showcasing Blur's continued evolution with 10 tracks and notable limited edition vinyls.
10 tracksLabel: ParlophoneLimited Edition2023 release
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Face B
Side B: the hidden stories of Blur
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
"Blur has constantly renewed itself while staying loyal to its audience."— Damon Albarn
01Recording
The making of Parklife at Food Studios
Parklife was recorded and released in 1994 under Food Records, a pivotal Britpop album that solidified Blur's dominance in the UK pop scene.
02Pressing
Original Parlophone pressing of Live At Wembley Stadium
The 2024 Live At Wembley Stadium album was issued on Parlophone in the UK and Europe, with original LP pressings now listed at prices between €21.75 and €66.66.
03Producer Change
William Orbit produces 13 in 1999
For their 1999 album 13, Blur replaced longtime producer Stephen Street with William Orbit, resulting in a more experimental and electronic-infused sound.
04Live Performance
Hyde Park live concerts in 2009 mark Blur's reunion
After nearly a decade apart, Blur reunited in 2009 for concerts at London's Hyde Park, reinvigorating their live presence and fanbase.
05Art Collaboration
Visual art influences on Blur album covers
The band collaborated with artists like Damien Hirst and Julian Opie, integrating contemporary art into their album cover designs, notably for Blur: The Best Of in 2000.
Records by Blur
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FAQ
FAQ: Blur on physical formats
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
When and where was Blur formed?
Blur was formed in London, United Kingdom, in 1990.
What are some key vinyl albums by Blur worth collecting?
Important vinyl albums include Parklife (1994), 13 (1999), and The Ballad Of Darren (2023), each with notable pressings and artwork.
How many studio albums has Blur released on vinyl?
Blur has released 13 studio albums available on vinyl format.
What record labels released Blur's vinyl albums?
Blur's vinyl albums were primarily released by Food Records and Parlophone, labels known for quality Britpop pressings.
Are there limited edition vinyls of recent Blur albums?
Yes, notably The Ballad Of Darren in 2023 is available in limited edition vinyl formats in Europe.
What is Blur's most popular vinyl track based on plays?
"Song 2" stands out as the most popular with over 14 million plays and remains a staple on vinyl collections.
Where can one find original pressings of Live At Wembley Stadium?
Original LP pressings of Live At Wembley Stadium from 2024 are found mainly in UK and Europe, with multiple versions listed online.
Did Blur perform in France since their reunion?
Post-reunion concert plans hinted at possible European dates including France, but specific recorded shows in France are not documented.
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- Tracklists, artwork and genres retrieved via Discogs Masters.
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- Page updated automatically and reviewed by the editorial team.
Last updated: 06/07/2026