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| ARTIST: | Gorillaz |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | Virgin Records |
| TYPE: | Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative Rap, Hip-Hop, Pop, Rock, Rock/Pop, Underground Rap |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | Intro, Last Living Souls, Kids With Guns, O Green World, Dirty Harry, Feel Good Inc., El Manana, Every Planet We Reach Is Dead, November Has Come, All Alone, White Light, DARE, Fire Coming Out Of A Monkey's Head, Don't Get Lost in Heaven, Demon Days |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 724387383821 |
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Customer Reviews of Demon Days
An alright CD I hadn't heard much from or about the Gorillaz before their second album, Demon Days so I wasn't expecting much. The song "Feel Good Inc." feat. La De Soul which was played on the radio (probably too much) was pretty good, but the rest of the songs are not anything special, including the lyrics, production, ect.
what a stunningly superb CD...
...i own hundreds of cd's, but have never uttered those words to myself before. This is the first time i've felt the need to share an opinion w/the world! Buy this, no matter your taste, for it is a truly delightful, eclectic mix of sounds.
Delightfully bizarre and evocatively moody
After a recent re-view of the original 'Dawn of the Dead' by George Romero, this album has taken on an entirely new depth for me. Initially, it's a slick and intriguing listen, but it becomes more of an audio landscape once I realized that it's tied into the story of the movie. To wit: the first track, 'Intro', is a sample of the music that occurs in one of the more ominous scenes in the movie (done by the Goblins and Italian horror master Dario Argento). Consequently, all the rest of the tracks seem colored by that reference, and seem to tell a tale of desperate violence, apocalyptic horror, terrifying loneliness, bonds forged through shared catastrophe, and all the other motifs found not only in zombie movies, but the contemporary news.