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Gorillaz
Gorillaz
A1
Re-Hash
3:38
A2
5/4
2:40
A3
Tomorrow Comes Today
3:12
A4
New Genious (Brother)
3:58
B5
Clint Eastwood
5:42
B6
Man Research (Clapper)
4:30
B7
Punk
1:36
B8
Sound Check (Gravity)
4:41
C9
Double Bass
4:45
C10
Rock The House
4:09
C11
19-2000
3:27
C12
Latin Simone (Que Pasa Contigo)
3:36
D13
Starshine
3:31
D14
Slow Country
3:35
D15
M1 A1
3:54
D16
Clint Eastwood (Ed Case/Sweetie Irie Refix)
4:25
Parlophone (7243 531138 1 0)
Parlophone (7243 531138 1 0)
Release date: Mar 24, 2001, Europe
"As the ultimate experiment in manufactured image, the Gorillaz are a virtual cartoon-character-based hip-hop band who bring together witty, silly lyrics and talented musicians. Infectious old-school hip-hop rhythms, rhymes, and effects courtesy of Deltron 3030's Kid Koala and Del Tha Funkee Homosapien (Russel) are combined with Albarn's passion for chugging lo-fi and edgy melodies to create a seemingly raw but ultimately slick blend of styles. This is nowhere more evident than on the hit single "Clint Eastwood," which is carried along by the sound of 2-D's slurred voice and a bluesy harmonica melody interrupted by Russel's punching rhymes. But the surprises don't stop there: Ibrahim Ferrer's appearance on "Latin Simone" could have come straight from Buena Vista Social Club but for the obvious Blur-influenced piano style, while the spooky intro to "M1 A1" wouldn't sound out of place on Michael Jackson's Thriller. Backed by Jamie Hewlett's death-wish character on bass, Cibo Matto's Miho Hatori (Noodle) on guitar and occasional hyperactive vocals, and produced by Dan "the Automator" Nakamura, it's hardly surprising that Gorillaz is marked both by a sense of playfulness and a passion for experimentation."
2LP / Parlophone
Cat. No. 724353113810