Live at the Budokan

Blur

Live at the Budokan

RELEASED: May 22, 1996
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
Track Listing
1. The Great Escape Meaning 1:35 2. Jubilee 3:11 3. Popscene Meaning 3:09 4. End of a Century Meaning 2:54 5. Tracy Jacks Meaning 4:07 6. Mr. Robinson's Quango 5:00 7. To the End Meaning 4:16 8. Fade Away 4:18 9. It Could Be You 3:11 10. Stereotypes 3:27 11. She's So High 5:23 12. Girls & Boys Meaning 4:50 13. Advert 3:26 14. Intermission 1:37 15. Bank Holiday 1:49 16. For Tomorrow Meaning 6:24 17. Country House Meaning 4:38 18. This Is a Low Meaning 5:10 19. Supa Shoppa 3:23
Historical Archive
Live at the Budokan is a live album by the British rock band Blur, capturing their energetic performance at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo on 14 and 15 March 1995. The album showcases the band's dynamic sound, blending elements of Britpop, rock, and alternative music. The release is notable for its authentic live experience, featuring hits from their earlier albums and providing a glimpse into the band's charisma and stage presence. It remains a testament to Blur's impact on the music scene during the 1990s.