Song 2 - Muziek
Song 2 by Blur
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Blur Is An English Rock Band Formed In London In 1988. The Band Consists Of Singer Damon Albarn Guitarist Graham Coxon Bassist Alex James And Drummer Dave Rowntree. Their Debut Album Leisure 1991 Incorporated The Sounds Of Madchester And Shoegazing. Following A Stylistic Change Influenced By English Guitar Pop Groups Such As The Kinks Depeche Mode And Radiohead Blur Released Modern Life Is Rubbish 1993 Parklife 1994 And The Great Escape 1995 . As A Result The Band Helped To Popularise The Britpop Genre And Achieved Mass Popularity In The UK Aided By A Chart Battle With Rival Band Oasis In 1995 Dubbed "The Battle Of Britpop". Blur's Self-Titled Fifth Album 1997 Saw Another Stylistic Shift Influenced By The Lo-Fi Styles Of American Indie Rock Groups And Became Their Third UK Chart-Topping Album. Its Single "Song 2" Brought The Band Mainstream Success In The US For The First Time. Their Next Album 13 1999 Saw The Band Experimenting With Electronic And Gospel Music And Featured More Personal Lyrics From Albarn. Their Seventh Album Think Tank 2003 Continued Their Experimentation With Electronic Sounds And Was Also Shaped By Albarn's Growing Interest In Hip Hop And World Music Featuring More Minimal Guitar Work. Coxon Left The Band During Early Recording Sessions For Think Tank And Blur Disbanded For Several Years After The End Of The Album's Associated Tour With The Members Engaged In Other Projects. In 2009 Blur Reunited With Coxon Back In The Band And Embarked On A European Reunion Tour. In The Following Years They Released Several Singles And Compilations And Toured Internationally. In 2012 They Received A Brit Award For Outstanding Contribution To Music. Their Eighth Album The Magic Whip 2015 Was The Sixth Consecutive Blur Studio Album To Top The British Chart. The Group Have Largely Been On Hiatus Since The Magic Whip Tour But Have Announced Plans To Reunite In 2023 For Various Live Dates. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Blur_ Band Studio Albums
Leisure 1991 Modern Life Is Rubbish 1993 Parklife 1994 The Great Escape 1995 Blur 1997 13 1999 Think Tank 2003 The Magic Whip 2015 The Ballad Of Darren 2023
Frogtoon Muziek - Nummerinformatie: Song 2
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"Song 2" Is A Song By English Alternative Rock Band Blur The Second Track From Their 1997 Self-Titled Fifth Studio Album. The Riff-Based Track Known For Its Overdriven Chorus Is Among The Best-Known Songs The Band Has Recorded And Easily Their Most Popular In North America. The Hook Features Damon Albarn Yelling "woo-Hoo!" As The Guitars Come Crashing In. Released In April 1997 "Song 2" Reached Number Two In The UK Singles Chart Number Four On The Australian ARIA Charts And Number Six On On US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks Chart. The Track Was Originally Titled "Song 2" As A Placeholder But The Band Members Liked The Name Enough That It Stuck. The Song Is 2 Minutes And 2 Seconds In Length It Is The Second Track On Both The 1997 Eponymous Album And The 1999 "Best Of" Compilation It Has Two Verses Two Choruses And The Classic Two-Word Hook.
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Blur Is An English Rock Band Formed In London In 1988. The Band Consists Of Singer Damon Albarn Guitarist Graham Coxon Bassist Alex James And Drummer Dave Rowntree. Their Debut Album Leisure 1991 Incorporated The Sounds Of Madchester And Shoegazing. Following A Stylistic Change Influenced By English Guitar Pop Groups Such As The Kinks Depeche Mode And Radiohead Blur Released Modern Life Is Rubbish 1993 Parklife 1994 And The Great Escape 1995 . As A Result The Band Helped To Popularise The Britpop Genre And Achieved Mass Popularity In The UK Aided By A Chart Battle With Rival Band Oasis In 1995 Dubbed "The Battle Of Britpop". Blur's Self-Titled Fifth Album 1997 Saw Another Stylistic Shift Influenced By The Lo-Fi Styles Of American Indie Rock Groups And Became Their Third UK Chart-Topping Album. Its Single "Song 2" Brought The Band Mainstream Success In The US For The First Time. Their Next Album 13 1999 Saw The Band Experimenting With Electronic And Gospel Music And Featured More Personal Lyrics From Albarn. Their Seventh Album Think Tank 2003 Continued Their Experimentation With Electronic Sounds And Was Also Shaped By Albarn's Growing Interest In Hip Hop And World Music Featuring More Minimal Guitar Work. Coxon Left The Band During Early Recording Sessions For Think Tank And Blur Disbanded For Several Years After The End Of The Album's Associated Tour With The Members Engaged In Other Projects. In 2009 Blur Reunited With Coxon Back In The Band And Embarked On A European Reunion Tour. In The Following Years They Released Several Singles And Compilations And Toured Internationally. In 2012 They Received A Brit Award For Outstanding Contribution To Music. Their Eighth Album The Magic Whip 2015 Was The Sixth Consecutive Blur Studio Album To Top The British Chart. The Group Have Largely Been On Hiatus Since The Magic Whip Tour But Have Announced Plans To Reunite In 2023 For Various Live Dates. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Blur_ Band Studio Albums
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"Song 2" is a song by English alternative rock band Blur, the second track from their 1997 self-titled fifth studio album. The riff-based track, known for its overdriven chorus, is among the best-known songs the band has recorded, and easily their most popular in North America. The hook features Damon Albarn yelling "woo-hoo!" as the guitars come crashing in. Released in April 1997, "Song 2" reached number two in the UK Singles Chart, number four on the Australian ARIA Charts, and number six on on US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks Chart.
The track was originally titled "Song 2" as a placeholder, but the band members liked the name enough that it stuck. The song is 2 minutes and 2 seconds in length, it is the second track on both the 1997 eponymous album and the 1999 "Best Of" compilation, it has two verses, two choruses, and the classic two-word hook. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.