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Midlife: A Beginner's Guide to Blur is a two-disc compilation album by Blur, released by EMI Records June 15, 2009 . Designed as a sampler for casual listeners, and with a greater focus on the band's career highlights rather than their hit singles, it is Blur's second retrospective collection, succeeding 2000's Blur: The Best Of and coincides with the band's 2009 reunion performances.[3]
Background
Spanning the breadth of Blur's recorded history from its inception, Midlife: A Beginner's Guide to Blur features a larger sampling of material from 1993's Modern Life is Rubbish (including the single-only "Popscene" from the same era) than on Blur: The Best Of, in addition to material from 2003's Think Tank, Blur's most recent studio release.
Track listing
Disc one
- "Beetlebum" - 5:04
- "Girls & Boys" - 4:19
- Edit
- "For Tomorrow" - 6:00
- Visit to Primrose Hill Extended
- "Coffee & TV" - 5:19
- Radio Edit
- "Out of Time" - 3:52
- "Blue Jeans" - 3:53
- "Song 2" - 2:01
- "Bugman" - 4:51
- "He Thought of Cars" - 4:16
- "Death of a Party" - 4:15
- 7" Remix
- "The Universal" - 3:59
- "Sing" - 6:01
- "This Is a Low"- 5:00
Disc two
- "Tender" - 7:42
- "She's So High" - 3:50
- Edit
- "Chemical World" - 3:53
- "Good Song" - 3:06
- "Parklife" - 3:07
- "Advert" - 3:44
- "Popscene" - 3:15
- "Stereotypes" - 3:11
- "Trimm Trabb" - 5:37
- "Badhead" - 3:28
- "Strange News From Another Star" - 4:03
- "Battery In Your Leg" - 3:20
Personnel
Musicians
- Damon Albarn – Vocals, keyboards, guitar.
- Graham Coxon – Guitar, backing vocals, lead vocals on Coffee and TV and Tender.
- Alex James – Bass
- Dave Rowntree – Drums
Other personnel
- Blur – Producer
- Jack Clark – Mixing Assistant
- Al Clay – Mixing
- Jason Cox – Engineer
- Tom Girling – Assistant Producer
- Stephen Hague – Producer, Engineer
- Ben Hillier – Producer, Mixing
- Jeff Knowler – Assistant Engineer
- Damian leGassick – Programming
- Steve Lovell – Producer
- Gerard Navarro – Assistant Engineer
- William Orbit – Producer, Engineer
- Jeremy Plumb – Art Direction, Design
- Steve Power – Producer
- Iain Roberton – Assistant Engineer
- Andy Ross – Engineer
- John Smith – Producer, Engineer
- Sean Spuehler – Programming
- Stephen Street – Producer, Engineer
- Greg Williams – Photography
References