Think Tank is Blur's seventh album to date. It was released in the UK on 5 May 2003. The cover art is a stencil by the famous graffiti artist Banksy. In sonic terms, this album is distinct from earlier Blur records as it relies more on electronic and minimal textures instead of typical Britpop signifiers like big guitars and anthemic pacing. The lyrical themes deal with subjects related to modern British club culture and partying, as well as relationships and personal character problems. Many references to clubbing, consumption, and spur of the moment impulses are scattered throughout different songs. These Read Full BioThink Tank is Blur's seventh album to date. It was released in the UK on 5 May 2003. The cover art is a stencil by the famous graffiti artist Banksy. In sonic terms, this album is distinct from earlier Blur records as it relies more on electronic and minimal textures instead of typical Britpop signifiers like big guitars and anthemic pacing. The lyrical themes deal with subjects related to modern British club culture and partying, as well as relationships and personal character problems. Many references to clubbing, consumption, and spur of the moment impulses are scattered throughout different songs. These illicit allusions ultimately led to the album receiving a Parental Advisory logo - Think Tank is the only Blur album to get this rating.
To record the album, Blur relocated to Morocco. Some have argued this change of scenery has obvious effects on the album as many songs have "non-Western" world melodies and sounds. On top of this geographic move, the band integrated new players into their mix. Fatboy Slim mixes two of the tracks ("Crazy Beat" and "Gene by Gene") giving parts of the album a dance music feel. During the recording of this album, the guitarist Graham Coxon quit the band; to many Blur fans, this was very upsetting, as Coxon was highly regarded as one of the greatest guitar players of contemporary times. Allegedly, the group confronted and clashed with Coxon's alcoholism and had other unresolved disputes. He did contribute to some songs before leaving, and many people agree that his stylistic signature seems to show up most on "Battery in Your Leg" with its big rush of a distorted, delayed guitar swooping down into the song seemingly out of nowhere.
The album was well received critically. On top of receiving a nomination for Best British Album at the 2004 BRIT Awards, it earned Q Magazine's Album of the Year Award.
To record the album, Blur relocated to Morocco. Some have argued this change of scenery has obvious effects on the album as many songs have "non-Western" world melodies and sounds. On top of this geographic move, the band integrated new players into their mix. Fatboy Slim mixes two of the tracks ("Crazy Beat" and "Gene by Gene") giving parts of the album a dance music feel. During the recording of this album, the guitarist Graham Coxon quit the band; to many Blur fans, this was very upsetting, as Coxon was highly regarded as one of the greatest guitar players of contemporary times. Allegedly, the group confronted and clashed with Coxon's alcoholism and had other unresolved disputes. He did contribute to some songs before leaving, and many people agree that his stylistic signature seems to show up most on "Battery in Your Leg" with its big rush of a distorted, delayed guitar swooping down into the song seemingly out of nowhere.
The album was well received critically. On top of receiving a nomination for Best British Album at the 2004 BRIT Awards, it earned Q Magazine's Album of the Year Award.
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Ambulance
Blur Lyrics
I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
No I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
No I ain't got
Anything to be scared of
'Cause I love you
I was born out of love
It's the only way to come into this world
I know I'm not all there
But I'm getting, getting, getting there
If you let me live my life
I'll stay with you to the end
And I know, lord
I'm nearly there
I want to tell you this
I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of, no
No I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of, no
No I ain't got
Anything to be scared
'Cause I love you
I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
No ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
No I ain't got
Nothing to be scared
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Steven Alexander James, David Rowntree, Damon Albarn
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I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of,
No I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
No I ain't got
Anything to be scared of
?Cos I love you
I was born out of love
It's the only way to come into this world
I know I'm not all there
But I'm getting, getting, getting there
If you let me live my life
I'll stay with you to the end
And I know, lord
I'm nearly there
I want to tell you this
I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of, no
No I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of, no
No I ain't got
Anything to be scared
Cause I love you
I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
No ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
I ain't got
Nothing to be scared of
No I ain't got
Nothing to be scared
Yoo Niimoto
“Ambulance” (救急車)
【歌詞和訳】
僕には恐るものが何もない
恐るものが何もない
恐るものが何もない
だって君を愛しているから
僕は愛から生まれた
それはこの世界に生まれるたった一つの方法
まだそこに完全に辿り着いたわけじゃないけど
どんどん近づきつつある
もし僕に自分の人生を生きさせてくれるなら
最後まで君のそばにいるよ
神様、わかるよ
僕はもうすぐ近くまで来てる
君にこのことを伝えたいんだ
僕には恐るものが何もない
恐るものが何もない
恐るものが何もない
だって君を愛しているから
恐るものは何もない
恐るものは何もない
恐るものは何もない
恐るものは何もない
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One of my all time favorite Blur songs, hands down.
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K-leb
This is one of those songs that must have really blown my 6-year-old mind when I first listened to it. I believe my stepdad was the person who brought Think Tank into the family, and it's been one of the cornerstone albums of my childhood that helped blossom my music taste and who I am today.
Believe it or not, but this was my basis on what I thought "Blur" was. Blur without the legendary Graham Coxon was who I thought the band was for a long time. This bleak, grey and red aesthetic still kinda pops up to the forefront of my mind when I think of "Blur", even though I'm now much more used to their britpop, guitar-heavy aspect.
Paul john pinky Bennett
I still play this song every couple of weeks, even after all this time because this album is a classic.
gliderChucker
@Hearthing I honestly quite love this album, but it is a definite change of pace from their much earlier parts, so it's understandable that it's somewhat decisive.
Andrea Bragagnolo
Please Blur, put this one back on setlist.