I wouldn't think very much. It's a pretty bankable project, so he should be able to do more or less what he wants.

He also knows a lot of really interesting international artists through his work with Honest Jon's. He has his pick of cool, unusual collaborators, but lately seems more interested in Gorillaz being a pop project with kinda goofy concepts.

The first album had something really special. The original set of collaborators brought a LOT of creative energy and interest to the project (Miho Hatori in particular, but of course also Del and Automator).

The collaborations on Demon Days weren't as strong. Danger Mouse brought some great sounds, but his productions don't have the level of personality (or even quality imo) as those of Dan Nakamura. Miho and Del were also both absent, so the sort of goofy, playful quality was really pulled back.

I haven't heard anything great from the band since then, with the exception of Plastic Beach, which has a handful of really good cuts, and is a more cohesive album than most of the stuff since DD.

It seems like Damon is just wanting to collaborate with a lot of different people, but he's not picking artists with very strong, unique voices comparable to the original Gorillaz. The albums end up being just sort of left-field-ish pop projects with tons of features, really not too far off a Bruno Mars record.

These days Gorillaz represent average songwriting, good production, inconsistent narrative and style, awesome visuals, and Damon's vocals (which are always solid imo).

They are regarded as two of the best and most inventive/innovative acoustic guitarists ever.

Drake in particular is regarded as sort of a guitar wizard.

I'd say they're rated.

Will I be paid to smell the specimens? Do I need a degree?

I love the smell. It's kinda jasmine-y.

Just reschedule your duty.

Oh yeah, parts are very economically depressed.

Also, I avoid Ocean City like the plague. It's pretty trashy compared to other beaches nearby (especially in Delaware).

I can understand having had a bad experience though. It happens!

The Eastern Shore of Maryland is really beautiful. Lots of water, lots of farms, lots of forest, and a few amazing beaches. Come visit sometime!

Everything on Prime is basically terrible. They're getting owned by HBO and Apple TV.

1. Pretty queer friendly in my experience.
2. Very accepting.
3. Easy to make connections here.
4. Lots of good international food (especially in the metro area).
5. Comcast sucks but the service is generally fast and consistent.

How many people are legit going to get tattoos from these? I'd guess... four.

a walking corpse

the aquarium is dope get after it

oldboy