Blur - inside their comeback and beyond
Blur's breakthrough album, 1992's 'Modern Life If Rubbish', benefited from a polished production from Stephen Street - but he wasn't the first choice of producer. The band had initially worked with XTC's Andy Partridge. However, the sessions were scrapped after just three songs.
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