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    Gorillaz is one of the greatest bands to ever grace this earth. This is because of the variety and quality of the music they make and the personality of the characters of which have been built up over years of music making, Q&A's, and interviews. To begin with, Gorillaz is the greatest band of this millennia because of the amount of variety of the music they have made along with the quality of these songs. Their music can range from slow and chill to fast-moving and thrilling. The content of the lyrics can range from a man talking about his depression to the issues of the music scene due to generic, manufactured pop songs. There’s always something that caters to your personal interests or that can introduce you to something new and exciting that…

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    Introduction The Gorillaz is a virtual “zombie hip-hop” and the most popular cartoon band that can be cited currently. It was founded by Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn (co-creator of Tank Girl). They created four fictional cartoon characters based on avatars. Each cartoon has a distinct personality. The two have created music videos, cartoons, multi-platinum albums, multi-media franchise of books and stage shows based around the virtual band. There is plenty of stuff you did not know about…

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    For a variety of reasons, one of my favorite songs as of late has been "We Got the Power" by the Gorillaz. one such reasaon is that the Gorrilaz (accompanied by Jehnny Beth) make the argument that there is not only power when banded together with one another, as evidenced in lines sixteen through twenty, "We did it before and we'll do it again / We're indestructible even when we're tired". But it also emphasizes that there is power in each of us as individuals to do whatever it is that we…

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    by Michael Jackson, “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac, and “Can’t Feel My Face” by The Weeknd. If you’re looking for an R&B electronica vibe, this is the song you’ll enjoy the most. This song demonstrates the pop-influence that Umphrey’s McGee has in some of their more melodic tunes. Although they are known for their instrumental expertise, some often forget how glorious the group’s vocal harmonies often sound, and as we go from Fleetwood Mac to The Weeknd, you can hear this perfectly. Coming up fourth…

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    “Up on Melancholy Hill” by the band Gorillaz is a song from their album “Plastic Beach”, which uses the extended metaphor of a beach formed by trash and plastic that has been collecting on the sea. This song takes place on the island, with two lovers looking out towards the titular Melancholy Hill, with the singer speaking to her. It uses this to make a statement about consumerism, and more specifically how many people try to fill a void inside themselves with consumerism, but can never truly…

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    ICE CUBE The person i chose was i is ICE CUBE because he is my inspiration and because he is the greatest rap singer practically started rapping of all time he was the one that started rapping.And i think he played really good roles in movies and is really funny. O'Shea Jackson was born on June 15, 1969 in Los Angeles, in the South Central area, the son of Doris, a hospital clerk and custodian, and Hosea Jackson, who worked as a groundskeeper at UCLA and a machinist.He has an elder…

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    but also sings over the music in a major key, keeping spirits lifted and happy throughout his songs. On the other end of the spectrum, Erick Arc’s work is described as a “deep dive into psychotropia- the highs and lows- with paranoia and invincibility trading places with suicidal thoughts” (Iandoli, Kathy). Erick Arc’s production uses darker, mellow, lower pitched beats and a lot of bass to create an eerie, yet warm feeling when listening to his music. He samples some of his older work into…

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