...is a major disappointment. No Del, no Miho, and they replaced Dan the Automator with Dangermouse. I've listened to it half a dozen times now and nothing stands out.

Discuss.

 

thats your problem right there. EVERYTHING he produces is AWESOME music, to bad they got rid of him

It's a shame

-jon

 

Feel Good Inc is cool, otherwise I am very dissapointed

 

it rocks dude

 

meh.

 

Jeremy,

i warned you. There are a few songs I like but generally lacks the tone of the first album.

 

no prob man, thanks for the hook up though

 

dude didn't Dan assemble this group in the first place??

 

No, the group is actually the brain child of Blur's Damon Albarn (a.k.a. 2-D) and Jamie Hewlett (Murdoc) of Tank Girl fame.

 

The only reason I liked any of their music was Dan and Del. Other than that, they're basically amature pop stars (IMHO).

 

As I listen to it more, it seems Dangermouse and the others are trying to make music that's basically a hybrid of a bunch of pop sub genres, it seems as though they concentrate more on making the sound seem halfway in between two genres rather than just plain old kick *** music, which is what I thought the OG Gorillaz was doing. Anyone else get what I'm saying?

 

Wait, what was there big and popular song a couple years back?

 

ya think it was "clint eastwood" or some song about sunshine in a bag
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Justin Bieber

 

Yes, and it's not unexpected coming from Dangermouse. He's based his career on bastardpop/mashups. By itself Demon Days is probably a decent album. But as a follow up to Gorillaz it's a disappointment.

Dangermouse aside, I cant believe they lost Del and Miho. They were such strong characters in the band.

 

Del has such charisma