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The Fall may be the most earthbound Gorillaz album yet-- and at times, therefore, the most banal.
Mediocre
No one cares about this album, even I, a Gorillaz stan
Best: Revolving Doors
Weakest: The Joplin Spider
No one cares about this album, even I, a Gorillaz stan
Best: Revolving Doors
Weakest: The Joplin Spider
Considering the album was made entirely on Damon Albarn's iPad, this album is kind of okay. It's nothing impressive, and it's not the best that Gorillaz have made. What else can I say?
The album as a whole is an okay yet extremely forgettable and sometimes boring experience. I can't say that I can recommend it to anyone, and I can confidently say that this is the one Gorillaz album that I know I will never come back to.
The tracks range from being okay to being extremely boring. Really, there's ... read more
The album as a whole is an okay yet extremely forgettable and sometimes boring experience. I can't say that I can recommend it to anyone, and I can confidently say that this is the one Gorillaz album that I know I will never come back to.
The tracks range from being okay to being extremely boring. Really, there's ... read more
Track List
- Phoner To Arizona
- Revolving Doors
- HillBilly Man
- Detroit
- Shy-town
- Little Pink Plastic Bags
- The Joplin Spider
- The Parish of Space Dust
- The Snake In Dallas
- Amarillo
- The Speak It Mountains
- Aspen Forest
- Bobby In Phoenix
- California And The Slipping Of The Sun
- Seattle Yodel
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