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Blur to release live Hyde Park recordings

Band's London gigs to be made available as albums after the show

June 30, 2009 | 6 Comments
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Blur have announced that they will release live recordings of their shows at London's Hyde Park this week.

Fans will be able to purchase limited edition CDs and downloads of their performances over the two nights (July 2 and 3) from Blur.co.uk.

The recordings cost £15 for each gig on CD (or £10 as downloads), or £28 for both shows.

The double live CDs will be accompanied by photos taken from the two nights and will be posted shortly after the show once they have been mixed and mastered.

Head to Blur.co.uk for details.

As previously reported, Blur headlined the 2009 Glastonbury festival at the weekend (June 28).

Blur tickets:

Date / Time	Artist	Venue	Town/City	Buy
Nov 11, 2009 19:30	Blur	Rncm (bruntwood Theatre)	Manchester	Buy Blur tickets from Seetickets

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mr_mattie

Jun 30, 2009

*ch-ching!*The credit crunch must be affecting Alex's cheese habit...

nickjcray

Jul 1, 2009

Don't we love Britpop? What did Supergrass sing about?? In It For The Money!!

CordyRoy

Jul 1, 2009

oh, i forgot. bands aren't allowed to release albums anymore, are they. because that's "cashing-in"...

Stuntman Mike

Jul 1, 2009

lol, mr mattie i was thinking the same thing! did you see dave rowntree at glastonbury, or glaston-berry as all those ghastley americans called it, he looked like an embarrasing rock dad!

NMEagle

Jul 1, 2009

sigh britpop sigh.

beverley.jd

Jul 7, 2009

britpop gave its name to them, they (like most other bands of the time) didnt lend their name to the genre. so less of using it as a insulting term. i was there on the thurs, and it blew my mind as i havnt seen them for the best part of a decade and as they have no new material, un sure of when will tour again. its great to hear something live knowing you were pogoing along in the crowd some where! im sure there not on the verge of buying no thrills tesco style, you lot sound pretty silly.