Number of waking hours I've owned this album: 7
Number of times played: 3

That should tell you what I think of this album. I've yet to become one with it, but I am falling in love with a couple of the songs. My favorites thus far are "Brothers and Sisters," "Jets," and "Gene by Gene." The whole album does it for me though. The album is lush but forceful, and it is appropriately eclectic. In fact, I think that Blur may be the best at being appropriately eclectic. 13 convinced me of that.

I may write some more after the songs sink in, but I guarantee Blur fans will like this and I know that music fans will like this. Who needs Graham Coxon!