Blur – M.O.R. (3:25)

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Verse and chorus lifted wholesale from David Bowie’s

Boys Keep Swinging.

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Pat-John wrote:
June 2011

It kinda reminds me of PJ Harvey's "Down by the Water"

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ronan2209 wrote:
May 2011

@Detectiveli: This is the right tag....

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Detectiveli wrote:
January 2011

http://www.last.fm/music/Blur/_/M.O.R help to correct, please ;)

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Oriol1992 wrote:
July 2010

so bowie xdd

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DrBlur wrote:
April 2010

their weakest single, by far...decent song but weak

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AndrewBrannan wrote:
January 2010

Its alright i guess, But come on, They had a lot better songs on the self titled album that could have been released as a single. Songs such as Look Inside America, Movin' On, I'm Just A Killer, Country Sad Ballad Man, etc.

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HalaGorani wrote:
December 2009

it's not really a Bowie reference more the entirety of the song with different lyrics and Coxon's guitar over the top

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ehsteve14 wrote:
November 2009

except it's way better than anything off of Pablo Honey...

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Dysrianism wrote:
October 2009

for some reason (the guitar especially) this song reminds me of Pablo Honey-era Radiohead :S

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neumeau wrote:
October 2009

clip shot in sydney! interesting how the city has changed since it was made...

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vashypoo wrote:
January 2009

does anyone have a copy of the video version of the song? it's listed as the "road version" on the US version of the single, but all i can seem to find is the stupid Alan Moulder Road Version that came with the Singles box set a few years back. HELP A BROTHER OUT. signalmag.com

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MrCook2u wrote:
November 2008

The guitar effect at the start is actually achieved through use of a tremolo pedal (or so I read in a guitar mag once). Apparently if you switch the pedal on and off quickly it creates the glitchy effect you hear on Grahams guitar.

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scott_sea wrote:
October 2008

One great song..

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josecharts wrote:
October 2008

I also like this one too. It IS small and catchy!

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anguibev wrote:
September 2008

great!

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dedovurlio wrote:
July 2008

here comes tomorrow

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pixipe wrote:
April 2008

you mean harmonics...

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john_lodge wrote:
February 2008

I prefer the video (single?) version though (slightly faster, better guitar at the opening and better harmonies throughout)

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