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offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-04-08 01:10 [#01556477]
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is frickin groovy, whats it called? what do you think?

have they got a new album out next month with dennis hopper,
root manuva, etc.?


 

offline pf from Finland on 2005-04-08 01:13 [#01556481]
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its dope.. its called "Feel Good Inc.".. Dangermouse doing
his magic...


 

offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-04-08 01:19 [#01556483]
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I'm not familiar with Dangermouse (other than the cartoon)
but man I can't help but love this track. Cranked it in the
car at 7 this morning on way to work! Refreshing to hear
something this good on the radio.

Seriously looking into purchasing that album. Thanks for the
info..


 

offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-04-08 01:23 [#01556485]
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from pitchfork:

The impending arrival of a new Gorillaz album has been
presaged by a new Flash game at Gorillaz.com, in which you
can wander through Kong Studios, finding information about
the band and their music, and seeing a lot of cartoon animal
genitalia. We aren't sure of the actual reason for all this,
although a visit to Gorillaz message boards assured us that
the game contained many more things we hadn't yet
discovered, including Nazi corpses, at which point we
breathed a collective sigh of relief that when we signed up
for the website, we hadn't used our real names or
addresses.

That new album we were speaking of is Demon Days, due out
May 24, as previously reported in Pitchfork, and its first
single now has a release date as well: "Feel Good Inc." hits
the British singles market on May 9. The single includes a
guest appearance by De La Soul, while its B-sides in the
various single formats (CD, 7", and DVD) will include
"Spitting out the Demons", "68 State", and "Bill Murray".
The video, like those from the first album, will be directed
by Jamie Hewlett and Pete Candeland.

Looking to the future, there are rumblings that a third
Gorillaz album may appear without another four-year gap, at
least if cartoon monkeys can be trusted. (And at this point,
why not?) The band's guitarist, Noodle, told their official
fansite, "I am already busy demo-ing for the third Gorillaz
album. Then this trilogy will have its conclusion."

also check gorillaz website, its pretty good fun:
LAZY_TITLE


 

offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-04-08 01:25 [#01556488]
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About the album (same source):

Straight from the pages of Billboard, here's a bit of news
on those annoying/endearing animated gorillas, Gorillaz. As
previously reported, Blur frontthrob Damon Albarn has dusted
off his relationship with Tank Girl creator Jaime Hewlett,
scooped up hip-hop producer Danger Mouse, and recorded the
second Gorillaz album. The new news is that the album now
has a title-- Demon Days-- and a sexy May 24 release date to
get all excited about.

Their sophomore offering-- co-produced by Mr. Mouse and
Albarn himself-- is purported to be a smidgen more menacing
than the band's cheeky self-titled 2001 debut. Keeping that
in mind, who does dark better than Speed/Waterworld/Blue
Velvet villian Dennis Hopper? Yes, it would seem that the
Hop takes a turn at spoken-word on the record, although he's
not the only guest over the course of the 15-track animated
romp, as do the London Community Gospel Choir, De La Soul,
Ike Turner, the Happy Mondays' Shaun Ryder (the fat one in
24 Hour Party People), Roots Manuva, and the masked wonder
MF Doom, who Danger Mouse has worked closely with in the
past-- all of whom crash the pixilated party. Unfortunately,
the band couldn't be reached for comment, but over at its
official unofficial fansite, a small interview with 2-D and
Noodle went something like this:

Noodle: The soul of the recording can't avoid being a
manifestation of the time, climate and location of the place
we were in when it was recorded. Consequently the colours
are rich, dark and heavy while the rhythms are clean,
strategic and relentless. It has a consciousness to it.

2-D: Like someone has taken the first album and coloured it
in.

So, there you go. Tracklist:

01 Intro
02 Last Living Souls
03 Kids With Guns
04 O Green World
05 Dirty Harry
06 Feel Good Inc.
07 El Manana
08 Every Planet We Reach Is Dead
09 November Has Come
10 All Alone
11 White Light
12 DARE
13 Fire Coming Out of a Monkey's Head
14 Don't Get Lost in Heaven
15 Demon Days



 

offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-04-08 01:30 [#01556491]
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Dangermouse = The Grey Album.


 

offline pf from Finland on 2005-04-08 01:48 [#01556508]
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yes, that is right.. and DJ Dangermouse & Jemini - Ghetto
Pop Life on Lex.. and all so there is a project with
Dangermouse and MF Doom, called DangerDoom.


 

offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-04-08 10:26 [#01556867]
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for anyone who's interested you can pre-order the 7''
Picture Disc exclusively from HMV now


 

offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-04-08 10:29 [#01556870]
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a snip at 2 pounds i might add...


 


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