16.12.05

When I Was Growing Up, I Always Wanted To Be Monkey

NUMBER 3

I almost cry - I just penned a diatribe on today's subject then accidentally deleted it. Mmm, computers. I'd love to be able to incorporate this little anecdote somehow into today's opine, but it's asking quite a lot.

Themes included:
Gorillaz
Demon Days
Guests
Guests
Blur and the concept of Damon Albarn
Raising the game of what's commercial these days
Cartoons, yet less cartoony. How can this be?
Blur vs. Oasis glasses
Forward-looking yet palatable...
Critical and commercial acclaim, that sounds unlikely
Look! Ike Turner plays the joanna
Monkeys and zombies? What more would you want?
Actually uniformly high-class
Dennis Hopper, what a guy
MF Doom = MM Food - genius - guest here - symbolic - no
Hip hop, yet not approaching Fiddy
Catwalk hat principle: high ideas crammed through a populist sieve
Pleasingly retrospective, yet very now
Well done Albarn

Maybe you get the idea, the original flowed a little better than that. Anyway, our number three slot is occupied by Gorillaz' Demon Days, featuring the Dennis Hopper-narrated 'Fire Coming Out Of The Monkey's Head.' http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0JNC76DRXESES2F480IOZ33U4H

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