Damon's Life

Blur, one of the biggest Britpop acts of the 1990s, have agreed to meet for a recording session that may lead to a "comeback" album after years of silence.
The reunion in October could lead to a series of gigs and an album. While fans were hailing the move as a sign that the band would reunite, Dave Rowntree, the group's drummer,
said no firm decisions had been made but that the group were cautiously optimistic.
"We will spend one week recording and see what happens," he told The Independent. "We're dipping our toes in the water.
We have not made any decision but we'll see how we feel and if the spark is there."
While stressing the band were not technically reforming as "we have never split up", he said other studio get-togethers had led to the creation of albums and subsequent gigs.
"That tends to be the way albums start," he said. "That's how the last one started. We get together and either we say 'it's not the right time' or we say 'brilliant'. We don't want to pre-judge the issue right now."