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MikeWaters 02-09-2006 04:05 AM

Gorillaz...Demon Days
 
Brother in law played this album in the car, didn't like it all. But one particular tune kind of stuck with me.

So when I got home, I got a copy and listened to the album. I wouldn't have expected it to be my sort of thing (my favorite group is currently Wilco), but I've been listening to it for weeks now.

il Padrino Ute 02-09-2006 04:29 AM

I'm not familiar with either band you mentioned.

What genre of music is it?

MikeWaters 02-09-2006 04:46 AM

the band is called "Gorillaz". The album is "demon days."

I don't know what the genre would be called. It's its own genre. Experimental, guest artists. Even a Dennis Hopper narration of an allegorical story set to music.

I've added it to the books page, at the very bottom.
http://cougarguard.com/books.htm

il Padrino Ute 02-09-2006 04:52 AM

Experimental? Hmmmm....

The neighbor's cat is in heat and every Tom cat in the neighborhood is howling. Perhaps if I record it, I could use it in the background while my 7 year old reads the newspaper.

Would that be considered experimental? ;)

I found a CD of a band called The Dining Rooms at a garage sale down the street. I bought it because it was a band from Italy and I thought I'd give it a try. It's probably considered experimental as well, as I've never heard amnything that sounds like it - all kinds of different music and odd musical sounds. I actually like it, as it's nothing I've ever heard before.

SteelBlue 02-09-2006 02:27 PM

I liked it too Mike. I bought it a while back and now share it with my son. By share it, I mean that he took it and I won't see it again. The originator of the band is the former lead singer of Blur whose name escapes me right now. What's interesting is that he/they never appear on camera. They are always animated.

bluegoose 02-11-2006 12:11 AM

By the way, I've just become exposed to Wilco.

Fantastic stuff. I'm not sure of their staying power with me, as it may be kind of a fad. But it very entertaining to listen to.

Have they been around for awhile? I know nothing more than what my friend burned to cd for me.

JohnnyLingo 02-11-2006 01:24 AM

I like Feel Good, Inc.

Not much a fan of their other songs, though.

SteelBlue 02-11-2006 01:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnnyLingo
I like Feel Good, Inc.

Not much a fan of their other songs, though.

Clint Eastwood off of the first cd was an excellent tune. A cool combination of happy lyrics with a strange melancholy tune.

MikeWaters 02-11-2006 02:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bluegoose
By the way, I've just become exposed to Wilco.

Fantastic stuff. I'm not sure of their staying power with me, as it may be kind of a fad. But it very entertaining to listen to.

Have they been around for awhile? I know nothing more than what my friend burned to cd for me.

Wilco has been around for a good long time, even had a band of a different name before Wilco.

purplmonkeydishwashr 02-11-2006 05:14 AM

I bought the Demon Days album on a recommendation from a friend, and only listened for a few minutes before dismissing it completely. Then, a while later, I decided to give it another try. Now it's one of my favorite albums. My favorite song is Kids With Guns. It's pretty catchy.

Beck's latest album Guero is a good one too, if you haven't already checked it out.


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