Blur are set to return in 2010 with a reunion documentary, No Distance Left to Run, directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace.
The documentary is a picture of reconciling friendship and Englishness, following the band’s path from the beginning to their headline appearance at Glastonbury 2009.
No Distance Left to Run features rehearsal and performance footage from 2009, as well as archive clips from years before. You can also expect to see interviews, backstage scenes and Damion Albarn stage dives.
Although Blur re-united during Spring 2009, their last gig this July was decided to be the last. There are no further plans to play together again.
No Distance Left To Run is showing at cinemas in January 2010
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BOOKlet’s Top 30 Albums of The Decade
In comment|BOOK on December 22, 2009 at 10:26 pmNatasha Devan
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1. Kid A – Radiohead
2. Funeral – Arcade Fire
3. In Rainbows – Radiohead
4. A Rush of Blood to the Head – Coldplay
5. Final Straw – Snow Patrol
6. Absolution – Muse
7. The Blueprint – Jay-Z
8. Arular – M.I.A.
9. Stripped – Christina Aguilera
10. Is This It – The Strokes
11. Songs In A Minor – Alicia Keys
12. Hopes and Fears – Keane
13. More Than A Lot – Chase & Status
14. Vespertine – Björk
15. Oracular Spectacular – MGMT
16. The Eraser – Thom Yorke
17. Just Enough Education to Perform – Stereophonics
18. Neptune City – Nicole Atkins
19. Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea – PJ Harvey
20. Santogold – Santogold
21. Black Eyed Peas – Elephunk
22. Diary of Alicia Keys – Alicia Keys
23. The Black Album – Jay-Z
24. Rated R – Queens of the Stoneage
25. New Amerykah Part One (4th World War) – Erykah Badu
26. Jay-Z – The Blueprint III
27. I Am…Sasha Fierce – Beyoncé Knowles
28. Because of the Times – Kings of Leon
29. Veni Vidi Vicious – The Hives
30. Return of Saturn – No Doubt