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82. 'The Great Escape' - Blur (1995)

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In 1995, Blur released 'The Great Escape', an album that not only marked the height of the Britpop movement but also reflected the cultural and musical shifts of Britain in the mid-90s. Coming at the peak of their rivalry with Oasis in the infamous Battle of Britpop, the album saw Blur pushing beyond traditional Britpop boundaries, incorporating lush orchestration, genre experimentation, and character-driven storytelling. Though it became an instant chart success, The Great Escape also hinted at the band's desire to evolve, setting the stage for their later, more experimental work.

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