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	Free Music: Parklife by Blur - Rhapsody Online
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		Parklife survived being the crown jewel of the 1990s Brit pop scene and has since gone on to classic status.
		Standout tracks such as "End of the Century," "To the End," and practically every other number come together to create a commentary on how Britain's history and pop cultural past inform the present.
	www.rhapsody.com /blur/parklife (159 words)

	Blur: Parklife ---Ink Blot Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Parklife pulled them out of the indie ghetto and into the British tabloids, but a foolish, if fun battle with Oasis overshadowed 1996's The Great Escape.
		Albarn abandons the safe outcropping of critical distance - Parklife is a message of good faith to a generation, and an invitation to sing along.
		It didn't, of course -- this is a shamelessly pop (and populist) record, and arriving as it did in Britain after three years of shoegazing, grunge, and ambient techno, the boldness of Blur's conceptual pop statement cannot be overestimated.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/Blur_Parklife.htm (447 words)

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		Parklife fuses U2, Wilco, Supergrass and Kerouac to create its relentlessly engaging sound, and plays every note with a reckless abandon that reveals a band desperately clinging to the belief that popular music should be more about communal experience than test marketing.
		The resulting Parklife's debut EP, “Lonely Eyes and Amsterdam.” was the last project to be recorded at the fabled studio.
		Parklife is currently on the road playing shows to support its release of the "Someday Lovesong" EP, a three-song sampler from "a sampler from “Songs from the Imperial Hotel,” which includes the single “Someday Lovesong.”which is currently scheduled for an early 2005 release.
	www.parklifeband.com /parklifebio2.doc (781 words)

	Parklife - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Parklife is a Britpop album by the band Blur, released on April 25, 1994.
		At the time of its release it acquired full-on cultural phenomenon status in Britain, particularly in the context of the young middle classes' adoption of Estuary English (several newspaper articles about this tendency appeared during the singles chart run of the album's title track).
		In 1998 Q magazine readers voted Parklife the 20th greatest album of all time [1].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Parklife (352 words)

	CD Baby: PARKLIFE: Lonely Eyes and Amsterdam
		Parklife came together in the winter of 2002 when Rob Clay (bass/vox), Sam Clowney (guitar/vox)and Jason Bone (drums) began jamming on some original songs in the same Chapel Hill rehearsal space that gave rise to local heroes Ben Folds, Ryan Adams and Superchunk.
		Parklife is currently on the road playing shows to support its release of "Lonely Eyes and Amsterdam." Check out the latest news and dates at www.parklifeband.com.
		Parklife's Lonely eyes and Amsterdam Ep sounds nothing short of a classic full length album that was only stopped at four songs and put out exclusively for their loyal fanbase.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/parklife?cdbaby=9b3b54eb3d258849f145725d36a66910 (493 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Parklife: Music: Blur (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At a time when Oasis were aping the sounds of their pub-rock heroes on Definitely Maybe, Blur drew from the legacy of the Kinks and Small Faces to create an album that's as English as a rainy Sunday in front of the gas fire.
		Parklife is full of songs that, quite frankly, don't make much sense outside of the British Isles, songs that find joy in the mundane, like "Girls & Boys" (a song about working-class holidaymakers in the sun) and "Parklife" (a day in the life of a cheeky, unemployed bench-sitter).
		the lyrics in parklife sums it up 'i feed the pidgeons i sometimes feed the sparrows too' this is the kind of music that should be played to 3 year olds.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Parklife-Blur/dp/B000002TQB (1170 words)

	Blur: Parklife - PopMatters Music Review
		What excited me so much at the time was that Parklife opened up musical doors for me. When I bought the album, I was a 15-year-old high school sophomore immersed in the mainstream alternative rock of the time, and highly conscious of what was "cool" (by a 15-year-old's standards, of course) and what wasn't.
		With Parklife, Albarn created a series of sketches that outlined a portrait of the British working class that was at once affectionate and crass.
		Pop singles are pop culture, and Parklife spawned four "proper" singles but probably three-quarters of the album could've easily fit in on the radio.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/b/blur-parklife.shtml (1352 words)

	Parklife - Home - Training & Business Support On Your Doorstep
		Parklife is an exciting and unique service, launched in Gloucestershire to help you do business more effectively.
		Parklife is opening two new Business Centres - just off Bristol Road in Gloucester and on Lansdown Industrial Estate in Cheltenham.
		Parklife has opened an opportunity to provide such a service and probably much more.
	www.parklife.org.uk (342 words)

	Parklife
		The second half of the first half was won on the field by Parklife, racking up several ineffective strikes on goal and better field work and passing.
		Parklife will now hang up the boots as a club.
		Between the 50 game plus Parklifers we have played a combined total of over 1000 games which is some achievement.
	parklife.jethromanagement.biz /blog/parkblogger.html (1206 words)

	www.myspace.com/parklifeband
		To put it simply, Parklife is a rock n' roll band that hearkens back to a time when that term really meant something.
		Instead, Parklife has evolved as a band by absorbing and refining those influences to develop its own powerful, unique 21st century rock and roll sound.
		Parklife was formed in 2002 when longtime friends Rob Clay, Sam Clowney and Jason Bone got together to work on some new tunes.
	www.myspace.com /parklifeband (1065 words)

	Parklife [Japan]: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Relying more heavily on Ray Davies ' seriocomic social commentary, as well as new wave, Parklife runs through the entire history of post-British Invasion Brit-pop in the course of 16 songs, touching on psychedelia, synth-pop, disco, punk and music-hall along the way.
		The legions of jangly, melodic bands that followed in the wake of Parklife revealed how much more complex Blur 's vision was.
		And, by tying the past and the present together, Blur articulated the mid-'90s zeitgeist and produced an era-defining record.
	www.music.com /release/parklife/5 (327 words)

	Parklife Review \| Blur \| Reviews @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
		Parklife runs through the entire history of post-British Invasion Britpop in the course of 16 songs, touching on psychedelia, synth pop, disco, punk, and music hall along the way.
		The sound of this album encapsulates and in some ways was the zeitgeist for the massive brit-pop sound and musical movement of the mid '90s.
		It's this fun that Blur have making this album that comes across with listen after listen of Parklife and is what makes it addictively brilliant.
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /reviews/compact_discs/blur/parklife/index.html (385 words)

	Amazon.ca: Parklife: Music: Blur (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Parklife is the quintessentail 1990's British rock album, taking the Englishness of Modern Life is Rubbish to it's perfect apex.
		Arguably one of the most revolutionary bands of all time, Blur's album "Parklife" is one of the most revolutionary albums of all time.
		Ushering in the Britpop style, "Parklife" is full of the upbeat music that makes Britpop what it is, yet it also includes a few ballads and deeper songs that round out the album well.
	www.amazon.ca /Parklife-Blur/dp/B000002TQB (1221 words)

	Parklife: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Relying more heavily on Ray Davies' seriocomic social commentary, as well as new wave, Parklife runs through the entire history of post-British Invasion Brit-pop in the course of 16 songs, touching on psychedelia, synth-pop, disco, punk, and musichall along the way.
		Relying more heavily on Ray Davies ' seriocomic social commentary, as well as new wave, Parklife runs through the entire history of post-British Invasion Brit-pop in the course of 16 songs, touching on psychedelia, synth-pop, disco, punk, and musichall along the way.
		And, by tying the past and the present together, Blur articulated the mid-'90s zeitgeist and produced an epoch-defining record.
	www.music.com /release/parklife/1 (309 words)

	Parklife (song) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is the title track of their 1994 album Parklife.
		When released as the album's third single, "Parklife" reached #10 in the UK singles chart.
		On the reverse is written End of a Century, the title of a song from the album Parklife (and Blur's next single).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Parklife_(song) (249 words)

	Amazon.com: Parklife: Music: Blur (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Not to say that Parklife isn't a good CD, though, because it certainly is. Parklife is very commendable for its plainspoken variety, with a wide variety of musical styles that venture from moseying tracks like "Parklife" to succinct scrambling pieces like "Bank Holiday".
		Parklife establishes itself apart from other Blur albums in that it contains a lot of organ, much usage of a specific electronic sound effect, synthesizers, and the occasional violin and horn, yet is mildly comparable to my second favorite Blur CD: "The Great Escape" with the majority of its rhythms.
		All in all, Parklife is a fine album and I would consider it essential in at least any Blur fan's collection.
	www.amazon.com /Parklife-Blur/dp/B000002TQB (1550 words)

	Blur : Parklife - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Modern Life Is Rubbish established Blur as the heir to the archly British pop of the Kinks, the Small Faces, and the Jam, but its follow-up, Parklife, revealed the depth of that transformation.
		Relying more heavily on Ray Davies' seriocomic social commentary, as well as new wave, Parklife runs through the entire history of post-British Invasion Britpop in the course of 16 songs, touching on psychedelia, synth pop, disco, punk, and music hall along the way.
		The legions of jangly, melodic bands that followed in the wake of Parklife revealed how much more complex Blur's vision was.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,197833,00.html (211 words)

	RA: Resident Advisor - Coldcut and Krafty Kuts to play nationwide Parklife festival - Australian News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Parklife is another of the festivals spearheaded by Sydney's Fuzzy promotion group.
		The early Parklife festivals were headlined by West Coast house artists such as Derrick Carter and Mark Farina but in recent years the festival has included breaks and hip hop artists like Rennie Pilgrem and Roots Manuva.
		Parklife will take place in late September and early October and will feature rock, electro, hip-hop, dub, breaks, beats, turntablism and more.
	www.residentadvisor.net /news.asp?id=7981 (651 words)

	The Blue Album vs. Parklife - Beastie Boys Message Board
		I don't really prefer one or the other, nor do I see how the two can really be compared.
		But I picked Parklife, just because I'm getting kinda tired of hearing Weezer everywhere.
		"Parklife" is a masterpiece unto itself as well, tho...
	www.beastieboys.com /bbs/showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=50606 (247 words)

	HeadBang's Lyrics: Blur - Parklife (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Confidence is a preference for the habitual voyeur of what is known as...
		(Parklife!) And morning soup can be avoided if you take a route straight chrough what is known as...
		(Parklife!) And then I'm happy for the rest of the day, safe in the knowledge there will always be a bit of my heart devoted to it.
	www.stormpages.com /lyrics/text/parklife.html (836 words)

	PARKLIFE
		Parklife is the Union's magazine, dedicated to entertaining you and complement the Student Newspaper The Rabbit.
		Parklife is produced by students, for students It also provides you with the opportunity to get involved with writing for and running a magazine.
		Parklife is run by a joint elected and appointed Editorial Board and
	su.essex.ac.uk /Rabbit/PLarchive.htm (65 words)

	Parklife - About Parklife - Training & Business Support On Your Doorstep
		Parklife can save money by sourcing high-quality, cost-effective training and bringing it to your doorstep.
		Parklife, we ll save you time by organising local jobs fairs or linking you with employment support services so you can meet a large number of potential employees in one session.
		Parklife helps link companies together through regular networking sessions.
	www.parklife.org.uk /about (299 words)

	Parklife Summer BBQ & Award Ceremony 2003
		Among them all the first-team boys were there with their close friends or family.
		It was an emotional and enjoyable evening, with the gorgeous food and plenty of drink.
		Terry Rackley, taking on role of host as part of his final act of Parklife's manager of the previous season, had a few thanks and congratulations to give before the awards,
	srackley.tripod.com /parklife/awards2003.htm (371 words)

	Parklife by Blur CD
		Wearing the hat of a Ray Davies-type sociologist, Blur's Damon Albarn weaves tales of modern London laced with the suspicion that indeed, the empire HAS ended.
		Albarn's fascination with urban decay was apparent on MODERN LIFE IS RUBBISH, but with the followup PARKLIFE, Blur embraces the modern.
		Layering the aesthetic of the 1980s film "Brazil" with the Kinks' "David Watts," Blur is quite possibly the new British hope.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1108100/a/Parklife.htm (549 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Parklife (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Parklife: A Search for the Heart of Football by Nick Varley (Paperback - 2 May 2000)
		Parklife [12" VINYL] by Blur (Vinyl - 1994)
		Parklife: A Search for the Heart of Football by Nick Varley (Paperback - 27 May 1999)
	www.amazon.co.uk /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Parklife&tag=consumerrev0f-21&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (149 words)

	Amazon.ca: Parklife (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Parklife A Search For The Heart Of Football by Nick Varley (Hardcover - May 27 1999)
		Parklife by Nick Varley (Paperback - May 16 2000)
		Parklife by Blur (Audio Cassette - Jun 14 1994)
	www.amazon.ca /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Parklife&tag=consumerrev06-20&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (100 words)

	Blur, Parklife, letras fotos
		Parklife es sin duda uno de esos discos que hizo del Brit Pop de mediados de los 90, lo que fue.
		Parklife, es entonces, uno de esos discos imprescindibles dentro del Brit Pop.
		En Inglaterra era una historia completamente diferente, Blur consiguió colocar toda esta serie de singles en las listas, inclusive el baladón To the End y el himno Parklife, que era una narración de Phil Daniels, la estrella de la versión para el cine de la opera rock Quadrophenia de The Who.
	www.lahiguera.net /musicalia/artistas/blur/discoh/51 (416 words)

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