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Back to: Discography · Blur![]() Parklife UK release: 25th April 1994 Highest UK chart position: No. 1 UK tracklisting: 1. Girls And Boys (lyrics) 2. Tracy Jacks (lyrics) 3. End Of A Century (lyrics) 4. Parklife (lyrics) 5. Bank Holiday (lyrics) 6. Badhead (lyrics) 7. The Debt Collector (lyrics) 8. Far Out (lyrics) 9. To The End (lyrics) 10. London Loves (lyrics) 11. Trouble In The Message Centre (lyrics) 12. Clover Over Dover (lyrics) 13. Magic America (lyrics) 14. Jubilee (lyrics) 15. This Is A Low (lyrics) 16. Lot 105 (lyrics) Singles released: Girls And Boys To The End Parklife End Of A Century Cover art: Photo by Brunskill/Bob Thomas, design by Stylorouge Production: Stephen Street Stephen Hague John Smith Blur Album info: Parklife entered the UK album chart at Number One, outselling Pink Floyd's "Division Bell" by three to one, and remained on the chart for 90 weeks. Titles considered, but thankfully rejected, for 'Parklife' included 'Soft Porn', 'Sport', 'London' and 'Magic Arrows', the latter is a darts reference. Damon was reading Martin Amis' book 'London Fields', which had a big influence on the album. One of the characters in that book, Keith Talent, is a darts player. |