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More proof of Blur's infinite horizons is provided by 'Think Tank', their seventh album and their first recorded as a three-piece. While defying the rumours that it would be either 1) their "dance" album or 2) their "world music" album, it is their grooviest so far, with an eclectic variety of rhythms and textures underpinning melodies to melt the heart and wobble the lower lip. The spirits of Can, Joe Strummer, Eno and Orchestra Baobab hover, but the result - though unexpectedly languid and sunny - is pure Blur.
Sessions for 'Think Tank' began in the band's London studio 13 late in 2001. Recording moved southwards when the band packed up the entire studio and migrated to...
