I often forget that Blur even recorded this, mostly because it's on Leisure and it's far and away my least listened to album of theirs. I realised last night though after chancing on it and then listening to it five times in a row that it's utterly amazing.

Especially when you consider that it's just a demo from when they were still Seymour. It's odd that their record label pushed them into being some shoegaze/baggy hybrid when they were capable of doing things like this from day one (though I guess chart success was more of a priority).