Blur - Popscene 1992: after the Madchester/Shoegaze crossover of "Leisure," this single arrives which theoretically, as "A-sides," shouldn’t be part of this review. The burning failure of the track, which not only represented a change and an evolution from their debut but also in some way predicted what would soon happen, musically, in the UK (two years later, there would be the explosion of "Parklife" and everything that followed), led the four to not include the song in either their new album of '93 or the Best Of of '00 (they re-released it, in a double collection, only in '09), because the idea was "you didn't want it before, you won't get it now," so great was the anger over the total flop of a track on which they had heavily invested at the time. Although it was, at least from '97 onwards, constantly present in the setlists of live performances, the song remained, in a sense, a sort of B-side along with the other B-sides included in the EP that bore its title. They would follow two terrible years that brought them to the brink of dissolution, before releasing the already mentioned "Parklife" of '94, which changed many things for them and for the English music scene #musicismyradar (Best of Blur B-Sides)