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Formats and Editions
1. Stereotypes
2. Country House
3. Best Days
4. Charmless Man
5. Fade Away
6. Top Man
7. Universal
8. Mr. Robinson's Quango
9. He Thought of Cars
10. It Could Be You
11. Ernold Same
12. Globe Alone
13. Dan Abnormal
14. Entertain Me
15. Yuko & Hiro
1. One Born Every Minute (2012 Remaster)
2. To The End (La Comedie) [2012 Remaster]
3. Ultranol (2012 Remaster)
4. No Monsters In Me (2012 Remaster)
5. Entertain Me (Live It! Remix) [2012 Remaster] (Live It! Remix; 2012 Remaster)
6. The Man Who Left Himself (2012 Remaster)
7. Tame (2012 Remaster)
8. Ludwig (2012 Remaster)
9. The Horrors (2012 Remaster)
10. A Song (2012 Remaster)
11. St Louis (2012 Remaster)
12. Country House (Live) [2012 Remaster] (Live; 2012 Remaster)
13. Girls And Boys (Live) [2012 Remaster] (Live; 2012 Remaster)
14. Parklife (Live) [2012 Remaster] (Live; 2012 Remaster)
15. For Tomorrow (Live) [2012 Remaster] (Live; 2012 Remaster)
16. Charmless Man (Live At The Budokan) [2012 Remaster] (Live At The Budokan; 2012 Remaster)
17. Chemical World (Live At The Budokan) [2012 Remaster] (Live At The Budokan; 2012 Remaster)
18. Eine Kleine Lift Musik (2012 Remaster)
Reviews:
''The Great Escape'' is the fourth album by English alternative rock band Blur, released on 11 September 1995. The album received glowing reviews and was a big seller on its initial release, reaching number one in the United Kingdom album chart (outselling the rest of the Top 10 put together) and was their first to crack the US charts reaching number 150. The album was certified triple platinum in UK.
The album continues the run of inventive hit singles: "Country House" (their first #1 single, which beat Oasis' "Roll with It" in a chart battle dubbed The Battle of Britpop), "The Universal", "Stereotypes" and "Charmless Man". - Wikipedia
