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1. In Blur's video for "Coffee & TV", what animated object was the star?
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2. What Blur album cover features racing dogs?
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3. Who is Blur's bassist?
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4. Who plays drums for Blur?
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5. "He's got morning glory, life's a different story" comes from which Blur song?
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6. What was the original band name before it was changed to Blur?
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7. What member of Blur left the band in 2002?
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8. "Nothing is wasted only reproduced" is from what Blur song?
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9. Which Blur album cover features a train?
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10. What did Blur title their 1991 debut album?
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11. Which Blur album cover features a couple with diving masks on?
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12. What was the name of Blur's first single?
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13. "Sticky teeth they rot too soon" is from what song by the band Blur?
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14. "I'm on my mobile, I'm talking to the President" is from which Blur song?
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15. Which Blur album marked the band's significant shift towards more experimental and diverse musical styles, featuring elements of electronic music, gospel, and hip-hop?

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Released in 2003, "Think Tank" is noted for its significant departure from Blur's earlier Britpop style, moving towards more experimental and diverse musical directions. This was partly influenced by the departure of guitarist Graham Coxon during its recording. The album incorporates elements of electronic music, gospel, hip-hop, and African music, showcasing the band's willingness to explore new sonic territories.

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16. Who replaced Graham Coxon as the guitarist of Blur during their 2003 tour?
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17. What Blur song was in the 1999 movie "Cruel Intentions"?
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18. "This is a ballad for the good times" comes from which Blur song?
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19. By 2006, how many UK #1 albums had Blur had?
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20. What Blur song was in the 2006 movie "Southland Tales"?
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21. Prior to 2006, how many UK #1 singles did Blur have?
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In Blur's video for "Coffee & TV", what animated object was the star?
What Blur album cover features racing dogs?
Who is Blur's bassist?
Who plays drums for Blur?
"He's got morning glory, life's a different story" comes from which...
What was the original band name before it was changed to Blur?
What member of Blur left the band in 2002?
"Nothing is wasted only reproduced" is from what Blur song?
Which Blur album cover features a train?
What did Blur title their 1991 debut album?
Which Blur album cover features a couple with diving masks on?
What was the name of Blur's first single?
"Sticky teeth they rot too soon" is from what song by the band Blur?
"I'm on my mobile, I'm talking to the President" is from which Blur...
Which Blur album marked the band's significant shift towards more...
Who replaced Graham Coxon as the guitarist of Blur during their 2003...
What Blur song was in the 1999 movie "Cruel Intentions"?
"This is a ballad for the good times" comes from which Blur song?
By 2006, how many UK #1 albums had Blur had?
What Blur song was in the 2006 movie "Southland Tales"?
Prior to 2006, how many UK #1 singles did Blur have?
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