Gorillaz

[Enjoyed]

It's Sabrina Carpenter who doesn't knock my socks off

Have to agree with you there!

She's no Chloe Bennet or Alicia Vikander, that's for sure.

I personally attempted to confront him when he was defending his  obsessiveness over contemporary pop (mostly K/J-Pop), but before I could get a word off, he pointed at me and told me to "fuck off!" I'm not projecting the totality of the real conversation that was had at that moment, but I'm not sure the other people in the room knew how much I was laughing internally inside. It was hilarious, and I love him for that.

I stand by it! No such thing as a guilty pleasure. I don't feel any guilt for enjoying a delicious slab of pristinely produced pop music.

[shakermaker]

based on the Oakland show artist presale it looks like standard tickets range from $100 - $370, with GA floor being around $200, and tickets not exactly flying off the virtual shelves

this hobby got so expensive

[Enjoyed]

based on the Oakland show artist presale it looks like standard tickets range from $100 - $370, with GA floor being around $200, and tickets not exactly flying off the virtual shelves

this hobby got so expensive

Yup.

170 was the total for me for GA floor. Nosebleeds were 82.50.

[Csar]

The song!?

Oooh, I smell autotune. I hate autotune!

[ThePumisher]

I hate autotune!

If it's used for fixing some parts here and there then i'm fine with it. If it used for Cher-stuff or keep people singing who clearly can't sing then i hate it too

[Bosco]

After some non-stop play of The Mountain over the past week, I have been doing the re-visit thing with their discography and I gotta say... The Now Now is pretty darn good. I regret not holding in high regard before.

The obvious hits like Humility, Tranz, and Hollywood (The best Snoop collab). Then there's the 2nd half, which is just packed with some great sounding tracks like: Idaho, Magic City, Fire Flies, and Souk Eye. It's a delightful little album.

[Bosco]

Has anyone heard any of the bonus tracks? These are another space I think Gorillaz have always excelled. Hong Kong, Opium, and The Apprentice are some of my favourite songs of theirs.

Anyone want to collectively go over the B-sides, remixes, and all the odd knickknacks? I value your guys opinions, and there really is a lot...  I haven't payed much attention to this stuff past G-Sides and D-Sides, but I can confirm there is some definite gems in those!