There's No Other Way

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“There's No Other Way”
“There's No Other Way” cover
Single by Blur
from the album Leisure
Released 15 April 1991
Format 7" vinyl, cassette, CD, 2 x 12" vinyl
Recorded 1991
Genre Indie rock
Length 3:23
Label Food
Producer Stephen Street, Blur
Blur singles chronology
"She's So High"
(1990)		 "There's No Other Way"
(1991)		 "Bang"
(1991)

"There's No Other Way" is a song by Blur and was released 15 April 1991 as their second single, reaching #8 in the UK Singles Chart (see 1991 in British music). The song was the band's first top ten and top 40 hit and was also featured on the band's debut album Leisure. The single was also a minor hit in America, reaching number 82 on the Billboard US Hot 100. It was also the opening theme of the Belgian sitcom "Dennis".

[edit] Track listings

[edit] UK releases

  • CD CDFOOD29, 12" 12FOOD29
  1. "There's No Other Way"
  2. "Inertia"
  3. "Mr Briggs"
  4. "I'm All Over"
  • Cassette TCFOOD29, 7" FOOD29
  1. "There's No Other Way"
  2. "Inertia"
  1. "There's No Other Way" (12" remix)
  2. "Won't Do It"
  3. "Day Upon Day" (Live)

[edit] US releases

  1. "There's No Other Way"
  2. "Explain"
  • CD K2-19747
  1. "There's No Other Way"
  2. "Inertia"
  3. "Mr Briggs"
  4. "I'm All Over"
  • 12" V-19747
  1. "There's No Other Way" (Red Sleeve mix) - 5:02
  2. "There's No Other Way" (Rock mix) - 5:40
  3. "Explain"
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