Blur Share ‘Parklife’ Clip From New Documentary ‘To The End’
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Blur have shared a new clip from their documentary To The End featuring a performance of Parklife with Phil Daniels, watch below.
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The feature-length documentary Blur: To The End is out now in cinemas across the UK and Ireland. The film depicts the most recent chapter in the band’s story, captured during the period in which they made a surprise – and emotional – return with their first record in eight years, The Ballad of Darren.
Blur: To The End is an intimate moment in time with this most enduring of English bands, who have been at the heart of British cultural life and influence for over three decades. For a list of UK and Ireland cinemas and to book tickets, visit blur.co.uk.
Speaking in the film, Alex James said – “We’ve barely communicated for the last 10 years… I mean even when we really split up, it didn’t take this long to make a record, but what’s wonderful is as soon as the four of us get in a room together, it’s just exactly the same as it was when we were all 19.”
Graham Coxon adds, “With each other… In the nineties, it was a very intense time. On the same sort of level as a relationship, or marriages and things like that. I think it’s okay to say that time apart was taken up with other friendships and just sort of recuperating or doing other things.”
Dave Rowntree also reflected on the band’s relationship, “The fact that we haven’t always got on, that is one of the chemistry points that has led to us being able to make the music we do. I’m absolutely convinced of it.”
“I don’t think any of us thought we’d make another record, especially not a record like this. I suppose that’s why I wanted to try and make it as good as possible,” Damon Albarn says of The Ballad Of Darren.