Is It The End For Gorillaz?

There's actually a chance I will be remixing something for them in the near future!

Totally Agree!

It all comes down to opinion, I guess...I think the new one is pretty good.

I love Mos Def, though.

yeah, you and everyone and their mothers who heard about Black Star from the chappelle show.

like i said, i dont mind the mighty mos, i just dont think his latest effort deserves all of the buzz he has been getting lately. Black Star with Talib Kweli and The New Danger are his best in my opinion.

I completely agree, except on the Mos Def thing. I thought Mos did an awesome job on the tracks he was featured on (that's coming from someone who's been a fan of his since 1999 or whenever the first time I heard "Definition" was, not one of these kids who checked him out after reruns of Chappelle's Show). Maybe he's becoming over saturated to you or something... which is pretty much what you already said. Maybe I should finish reading before commenting. XP

Anyway, I found this album to be lacking. The more I listened to it, the more I questioned why I was so in love with it on the first listen. I find myself skipping over more tracks than I listen to. The debut and Demon Days were, and are, far superior to Plastic Beach.

gorillaz, demon days, and plastic beach were full albums. g sides, laika come home, and d sides were remix albums. i'm not sure you get the whole concept of gorillaz either, as there are only 2 permanent members.

Three guys really,but okay! Yeah...some guest are in their stuff more then once, like Rosie Wilson who is probably best known for being the female vocalist on "DARE" I don't know everything about these guys,but I do know a pretty good deal of info! Regarding the thing I said about a few of them having good solo stuff! Well...Aside from the main guys & their stuff (Including Alburn's new CD as a solo artist) The GorillaZ guest musicians that were not in established projects outside the GorillaZ now have CDs out! I probably could have been a little more clear about that part,because I can see where people would be a SLIGHT bit confused! The Remix stuff is cool! They actually tied in a full length CD to one of the special versions of one of their remix CDs, as it is a full length CD of new songs,I'd tend to consider it as another CD of there's,some might not though!GorillaZ Vs. Space Monkeys could in a way be called a CD of GorillaZ stuff too,as it really didn't have any real reworkings of any GorillaZ songs! So if yo factor in specialty stuff (some of which you aren't going to likely find at your local music shop!) They do have more then three CDs! I also think they had one called "BanannaZ" if I remember right ! Anyway...Cool group! Great songs!

no, more like two. get your facts straight if you're going to use so many exclamation points.

In the half-hour TV mockumentary Charts of Darkness, it was explicitly stated that Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett were behind the project. Albarn said "There could be fifty [people] here, but there's two."

do your research duuuude.