Damn straight. If they'd cut that song - which absolutely does not fit with the rest of the album anyway - it'd be a much better listen. Because otherwise Think Tank is a lovely, lowkey, London-In-The-Early-21st-Century album.

Damn straight. If they'd cut that song - which absolutely does not fit with the rest of the album anyway - it'd be a much better listen. Because otherwise Think Tank is a lovely, lowkey, London-In-The-Early-21st-Century album.

The Great Escape suffers because of the public perception of the band at the time - that they were the art-school ponces compared to Oasis. They didn't help in some ways (take another look at the Country House video & try to avoid wanting to punch at least half the band in the face).

1. 13
2. Parklife
3. Modern Life is Rubbish
4. Think Tank
5. The Great Escape
6. Blur
7. Leisure

Oh, I see that difference. It's just that 3 out of 8 episodes now have 'Adam compares himself to another vicar, comes up short in some way, acts petulant but then feels better by the end of the episode' as the plot.

Oh, I see that difference. It's just that 3 out of 8 episodes now have 'Adam compares himself to another vicar, comes up short in some way, acts petulant but then feels better by the end of the episode' as the plot.

I agree - this one fell a bit flat for me too. Mostly because it seemed cobbled together from a few episodes from series one - this is the eighth episode, but now the third to deal with Adam confronting that there are other Revs better/more popular than him (the young, charistmatic guy; his old friend the media star;…

I agree - this one fell a bit flat for me too. Mostly because it seemed cobbled together from a few episodes from series one - this is the eighth episode, but now the third to deal with Adam confronting that there are other Revs better/more popular than him (the young, charistmatic guy; his old friend the media star;…