What's the best track on "Parklife"?

Hard to choose between "End Of a Century" and "This Is a Low" but voted for the latter. "Tracy Jacks", "Badhead", "Magic America", "London Loves", "To The End" and "Clover Over Dover" are all great too, while the two biggest hits are somewhat overrated.

Tracy Jacks. Thank you.

This is a Low will steamroll this

I voted 'Trouble In The Message Centre', but the last 6 tracks are all superb.

i voted 'daydreamer' just to fuck with people's heads.

XP "Lot 105" is suberb? :)

Well, it must be: "London Loves" isn't!

Well, I wasn't gonna say "except Lot 105" because that would be nasty. I definitely didn't mean "London Loves" because it's one of the 5 worst songs Blur ever wrote.

"London Loves" is great. Not the greatest on this album, but still a great pop song. :)

Exactly, jgo!

Um, it sort of ends but carries on without doing anything particularly for another minute or so.

gonna go with 'clover over dover'. only because i think it's my favourite at this moment

slice off the fat and u have the best pop album of the decade here i think.

To the End.

I'm voting for Girls & Boys. The song that gave birth to Poptimism, surely!!

My favourite track on Parklife keeps changing. I'll go with "End of a Century", which ties with "For Tomorrow" as their best single.

this is a low

TIAL has one of the genuinely great guitar-solos, but I find TITMC to be a more affecting song. Dunno why.

TIAL

The only version of Girls & Boys I listen to is the PSB mix, but if I remember the original correctly it's still probably the one I'd vote for.

"End of a Century".

"Badhead" by miles.

"Message Center." Just a great song.

"Tracy Jacks," no question.

SUCH a cruel poll. The whole album reminds me distinctly of England, even though I've never been there and heard it at the same time. Clover Over Dover absolutely reeks of Dover. London Loves reeks of London. The Debt Collector is my ringtone.

In the end I went for Magic America because it's so true it's scary, as relevant now as it was then, etc.

never been there = not been there

In the end I went for Magic America because it's so true it's scary, as relevant now as it was then, etc.

Way more relevant. This was the Clinton-era after all.

Non-Americans are just as mesmerised by their heightened idea of America now as they were then.

yeah, so it's not more relevant now than it was then, as it's not about America at all.

Be it Badhead... not an easy choice.

i think it's 'badhead'.

rinsed this aged 13, not so much recently.

Hard to choose between "End Of a Century" and "This Is a Low" but voted for the latter. "Tracy Jacks", "Badhead", "Magic America", "London Loves", "To The End" and "Clover Over Dover" are all great too, while the two biggest hits are somewhat overrated.

For once I find myself not disagreeing with Geir. I'm voting for 'Badhead' as that's the one I've always liked the most, but if I had to listen to a track right now I'd pick 'Magic America'.

What a great album. I'd like to vote for the cover art, but as you didn't make that an option, Geir, I choose Clover Over Dover. I think it probably is my favourite, just shading Girls & Boys and This Is A Low, and I'm assuming that those will get more votes anyway.

"tracy jacks" is not only the best song on Parklife, it's the best song by Blur.

Clover Over Dover

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Great winner. And interesting how every single track apart from the instrumentals and the awful "Bank Holiday" have gotten at least one vote.

This is a Low will steamroll this

^^^^this

Amazed Jubilee didn't get a vote.