Blur: Think Tank

[Kid Presentable]

I think this album made Graham Coxon refer to Damon Albarn as 'The Blackest man in North London.'

It's good value; I'd always hated Blur vehemently. If you think about the way this album sounds, the Beasties could have delivered something like this had they not sat around for six years.

Anyway, if you haven't yet, you should listen to it.

[Rock]

Think Tank is probably the least listened to Blur album I own. Its alright but doesn't bring out as much emotion as 13 or even the self titled album. I do love Jets though. Its easily one of the top 3 songs on the album. I think I should listen to it some more to give it another chance.

[nypb]

Graham Coxon's solo album 'Hapiness in Magazines' is one of my favorites of 2005 (when it was released in the States). It still hasn't left my car yet.

Think Tank was ok, not my favorite Blur album but I like it.

[midzi]

Ambulance
On the way to the club
Jets
(y)

the rest is average

for me the album is too easily listenable

[Mr_Complex]

'Think Tank' is criminally underrated.

[Darko]

I love this album. One of my favourites of the past few years. It reminds me a lot like The Clash's 'Combat Rock'.

[mickill]

It's not their best work.

[beastieluver85]

I love blur... I met blur... :)

[dave790]

yeah think tank had some nice hidden depths, i never liked what they were trying to do with that crazy beat shit though. oh, and...OASIS!!!