Dedicated to the genius of Damon Albarn

Wes · 19th April 2008, 14:17

the man's a God.

My favorite track at the moment

Wes · 19th April 2008, 14:21

a_devil_inside · 19th April 2008, 14:24

that Queen band thing he did was fecking shite

Wes · 19th April 2008, 14:29

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that Queen band thing he did was fecking shite

2 great songs imo, but it was under-whelming i agree.

brilliant musician though

Wes · 19th April 2008, 14:30

feckin brilliant, that track

nemanja nemagic · 19th April 2008, 14:40

What's with this Britpop love in all of a sudden??

For Tommorow is probably my favourite Blur track, Every Planet We Reach is Dead from the Gorillaz. Very underrated artist Albarn.

Redlambs · 19th April 2008, 14:47

I can't stand the man or his music.

Wes · 19th April 2008, 15:09

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Originally Posted by Redlambs

I can't stand the man or his music.

he's an absolute dickhead, or at least he comes across that way anyway.

we differ regarding his music, which is fuckin amazing imho.

Redlambs · 19th April 2008, 15:25

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Originally Posted by Wes

he's an absolute dickhead, or at least he comes across that way anyway.

we differ regarding his music, which is fuckin amazing imho.

A can appreciate he is good at what he does, but it's just not my cup of tea.

It's nothing to do with Oasis or anything else, so widen up that narrow mind of yours.

Pimpy the Magic Elf · 19th April 2008, 15:26

Paul Simonon carried him on his back on TGTBATQ.

Wes · 19th April 2008, 15:28

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Originally Posted by Pimpy the Magic Elf

Paul Simonon carried him on his back on TGTBATQ.

what did you make of that album?

Pimpy the Magic Elf · 19th April 2008, 15:30

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what did you make of that album?

I liked it very much. Very "brooding" and dark at times but very british in a unique way. Great work by Alban, Simonon and the rest of the boys.

Redlambs · 19th April 2008, 15:31

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Paul Simonon carried him on his back on TGTBATQ.

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Originally Posted by Wes

what did you make of that album?

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Originally Posted by Pimpy the Magic Elf

I liked it very much. Very "brooding" and dark at times but very british in a unique way. Great work by Alban, Simonon and the rest of the boys.

I've not heard too much of that stuff. How would you describe it?

Pimpy the Magic Elf · 19th April 2008, 15:34

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I've not heard too much of that stuff. How would you describe it?

That's actually a pretty hard thing to do. Let's call it a somber and at times extremely claustrophobic trip through London.

I'd call them an "oddball Supergroup".

Redlambs · 19th April 2008, 15:34

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That's actually a pretty hard thing to do. Let's call it a somber and at times extremely claustrophobic trip through London.

I'd call them an "oddball Supergroup".

Sounds like it could be mildly interesting, I'll have to pick up a cd.

Wes · 19th April 2008, 15:39

its a concept album of London, so Albarn himself says, though he didn't really play that up too much. After Think Tank I expected more, but its pretty decent, if by no means his best work.

A good example from the ablum is in post #5 if you fancy a listen, Lambsey.

Johnno · 19th April 2008, 15:43

without reading too much of this thread, the man's a fucking faggot, a one-time Cockney wannabe from the upper-middle class suburbs of Chelmsford who turned into a parody of a heroin abuser in the late nineties and released depressing fucked up music such as Beetlebum.

Redlambs · 19th April 2008, 15:46

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Originally Posted by Wes

its a concept album of London, so Albarn himself says, though he didn't really play that up too much. After Think Tank I expected more, but its pretty decent, if by no means his best work.

A good example from the ablum is in post #5 if you fancy a listen, Lambsey.

Hmmm, actually I don't mind that at all. I can see it would grow after a few listens and puffs.

I'll definitely pick it up next time I do a CD trip.

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