Gorillaz – Plastic Beach

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Artist: Gorillaz

Title: Plastic Beach

Year: 2010

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Tracklist

  • 1. Orchestral Intro (feat. Sinfonia ViVA) (1:09)
  • 2. Welcome to the World of the Plastic Beach (feat. Snoop Dogg and Hypnotic Brass Ensemble) (3:35)
  • 3. White Flag (feat. Bashy, Kano and the National Orchestra for Arabic Music) (3:43)
  • 4. Rhinestone Eyes (3:20)
  • 5. Stylo (feat. Mos Def and Bobby Womack) (4:30)
  • 6. Superfast Jellyfish (feat. Gruff Rhys and De La Soul) (2:54)
  • 7. Empire Ants (feat. Little Dragon) (4:43)
  • 8. Glitter Freeze (feat. Mark E Smith) (4:03)
  • 9. Some Kind of Nature (feat. Lou Reed) (2:59)
  • 10. On Melancholy Hill (3:53)
  • 11. Broken (3:17)
  • 12. Sweepstakes (feat. Mos Def and Hypnotic Brass Ensemble) (5:20)
  • 13. Plastic Beach (feat. Mick Jones and Paul Simonon) (3:47)
  • 14. To Binge (feat. Little Dragon) (3:55)
  • 15. Cloud of Unknowing (feat. Bobby Womack and Sinfonia ViVA) (3:06)
  • 16. Pirate Jet (2:32)

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Gorillaz is a virtual band from England, formed in 1998 by Damon Albarn and artist Jamie Hewlett, known for blending alternative rock, hip-hop, and electronic music. They released their debut album in 2001, quickly gaining international recognition with tracks like "Clint Eastwood" and "Feel Good Inc." The group is notable for its animated band members and multimedia storytelling, as well as frequent collaborations with a wide range of artists. Over the years, Gorillaz has won Brit and Grammy Awards and toured worldwide, continuing to evolve their sound across albums like *Demon Days*, *Plastic Beach*, and *Cracker Island*. Fans of Massive Attack, Beck, and The Avalanches may find Gorillaz’s genre-blurring style especially appealing.

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