Happiness In Magazines - Graham Coxon

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Britpop / Artist: Graham Coxon / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2004-05-17 at Parlophone / ... more

Happiness In Magazines - Graham Coxon ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Spectacular
2 No Good Time
3 Girl Done Gone
4 Bittersweet Bundle Of Misery
5 All Over Me
6 Freakin' Out
7 People Of The Earth
8 Hopeless Friend
9 Are You Ready
10 Bottom Bunk
11 Don't Be A Stranger
12 Ribbons And Leaves

Newest Review: ... influence over his former bands more recent material. The result of the split has seen Coxon take a new direction with his ... more

... solo material. He recruited the help of former Blur producer Steven Street, who worked on both Parklife and The Great Escape albums. It seemed that Coxon wanted a more commercial sound, whilst still staying true to his musical roots. The overall sound of the album benefits from Coxon’s new lease of life and the result of this is a fantastic fifth album. I hadn’t been aware that Coxon had released so many albums but from what I’ve heard this is his best to date. You can hear from the start of the album a musical simil...more

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Happiness In Magazines - Graham Coxon: There Is Life After Blur (795 words)
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During the mid to late 90’s Blur were one of the bands of the moment. The on going feud with Oasis rumbled on in the background, even though it was only created to sell magazines. They started to take a new direction towards the end of the 90’s and into the early part of the 00’s. The driving force behind the new direction was guitarist Graham Coxon. Eventually he fell out with Damon Albarn and Graham decided the time had come to draw a line under his Blur career, leaving the band to carry on without him. All the time he was in Blur, Coxon has been releasing the odd solo album here and there. Every time they sounded totally different to Blur’s album of the ... Read the complete review

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