1. SONG 2
2. PARKLIFE
3. TENDER
4. THE UNIVERSAL
5. CHARMLESS MAN
6. GIRLS AND BOYS
7. BEETLEBUM
8. FOR TOMORROW
9. THERE’S NO OTHER WAY
10. THIS IS A LOW

Just missed out:
BLUE JEANS
END OF A CENTURY
TO THE END
SHE’S SO HIGH
COFFEE AND TV

ABSOLUTE SONG COMMENTS…

Huw Williams in Holyhead on Song 2;
Its a turn the radio up, jump around, 2 minutes and 2 seconds of music genius.

Phil Irvine in Bath on Song 2;
They’ve probably had better lyrics, better music or production on other songs…but none that is quite so uplifting or will go down better at a party. Legends!!!

Diane Gill in Sunbury on Parklife;
Its a feel good tune, i know it back to front all the words, and since i’m from essex, it takes me back to my roots. I just love it!

Ruth Anne French in Eltham on Tender;
It’s just really uplifting and original

Charlie Richardson in Twickenham on Charmless Man;
First song I heard by blur, still sounds amazing.

Maxine Bolton in Cambridge on The Universal;
A proper song not so comedy cockney chappie like some of the others

Annette Page in Plumstead on Girls & Boys;
It reminds me of dancing round the kitchen with my sister in the mid nineties, i love the line Following the herd down to Greece – on holiday!

John Cavanagh in Romford on Beetlebum;
Love to hear my children singing it on rock band

Tom Inniss in Ipswich on Beetlebum;
I heard it a week after my dog was put down and the track just made me feel better.

Tim George in Chesham on For Tomorrow;
A really underappreciated Blur track, I just love the whole feel of the song. The extended chorus at the end is amazing.

Emma Morton in Watford on There’s No Other Way;
catchy tune that reminds me of being in my early twenties, going to the pub and having fun…

Jack Smith on This Is A Low;
No matter how bad I’m feeling, this absolute gem of a track will always put a smile straight back on my face. This Is A Low and I have been through a lot together! Also, no matter what anyone says, this is one of the greatest guitar solos I have ever heard.

Deborah Wise in Southwest London on Blue Jeans;
Blue Jeans was the music to our wedding when I came down the aisle. We’re both 32 and we got together when we were 15. ‘Modern Life Is Rubbish’ was a big soundtrack to our lives at the time our love was blossoming and Blue Jeans holds a very dear, nostalgic place.

Judi Gaviraghi on End Of A Century;
Dreamy, I love the background music so sophisticated.

Ben O Connor on End Of A Century;
It brings back rose-tinted memories of long hot summers, Loaded magazine, Adidas Gazelles and This Life on the telly.

Lynn Graham in Redhill on To The End;
It was our first dance when we got married!! Aaahhh!

Allan Sullivan in Whitstable on She’s So High;
As it reminds me of a girl I liked all those years ago, who I thought was out of my league – she’s now my wife but I still think she’s too good for me.

Steve Dighton in Peterborough on Coffee and TV;
The bassline and drums just keep on going!! When I first heard it years ago it was and still is fantastic. The cheeky milk carton video was innovative with a sad twist at the end.

Tickets go on sale exclusively to Absolute Radio listeners this morning… (assuming you’re reading this on Thursday 11 December 2008).