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Released21 October 1996,Length49: 56,chronology(1994)Blue Is the Colour(1996)(1998)Professional ratings Review scoresSourceRatingABlue Is the Colour is the fifth studio album from English band, released in October 1996 through and in America through. The album was released following the two singles 'Pretenders to the Throne' and 'Dream a Little Dream', which never featured on any album until the release of the second greatest hits in 2001.The album continued the melancholic tone of its predecessor, and is generally considered to be the band's darkest effort, reflecting Heaton's life at the time.
This comes across in songs such as 'Liars’ Bar' (about alcoholism), 'The Sound of North America' (a sarcastic look at capitalism), 'Mirror' (Prostitution), 'Blackbird on the Wire', 'Have Fun' (which Heaton has cited as his saddest song), and the self-explanatory 'Alone'.The album spawned 4 singles, the first being 'Rotterdam', which peaked at No. 5 in the charts in September 1996. The follow ups were 'Don't Marry Her' which reached No. 8 in December, 'Blackbird on the Wire', which got to No. 23 in March 1997 and finally the single 'Liar's Bar' which just missed the Top 40 in June. The lyrics to 'Don't Marry Her' were substantially altered for radio release – changing from 'Don't marry her, fuck me' to 'Don't marry her, have me', and with 'sweaty ' becoming '. On 'Liars' Bar', 's vocal consciously imitates the style of, while in 'Alone' the bass line serves as another allusion to him.
Itransfer appgeeker. The album itself topped the album charts on 2 November 1996.Some versions of the album come with a sticker saying 'WARNING track one contains some possibly offensive blue language'.