Blur / Gorillaz

[Shaun]

Ottimo, grazie, l'ho sentita da youtube ed è un bel pezzo.

[Percy]

Non male dai!

[AFX]

sì infatti è una bella canzone

[Sobieskiego 7/6]

ma la b side l'ha trovata qualcuno di voi??!?!? il singolo è bellissimo!

[oppholdsvaer]

molto molto bella questa canzone, soprattutto come si evolve la seconda parte, chitarre giuste e atteggiamento adorabile
anche se ho capito che qualsiasi cosa canti albarn la adoro

[Shaun]

Nessuna traccia della b side?

Intanto, riascolto Modern Life is Rubbish che trovo sottovalutato. Non al livello degli altri, ma valido invece più di quello che credevo.

[AFX]

parla il politico attivista Dave Rowntree

Blur drummer and Labour parliamentary candidate Dave Rowntree has criticised Conservative leader David Cameron over his apparent love for The Smiths.

Rowntree, who is standing as a candidate for Labour in the Cities of London and Westminster in the forthcoming general election, questioned Cameron's motives for wanting to be photographed outside The Smiths' spiritual home of Salford Lads Club in Manchester in 2008.

"He's a Smiths tourist, "Rowntree told the Guardian. "Real Smiths fans dress a certain kind of way, and they have a certain kind of haircut, and they wear certain kinds of T-shirts. But what they probably don't do is have their picture taken outside the Salford Lads Club."

Elsewhere, Rowntree criticised former Prime Minister and Labour leader Tony Blair's dealings with UK bands during Britpop.

"What got my goat about Tony Blair inviting all the bands to Number 10 was that that was the standard way politicians had interacted with musicians for generations. Cool Britannia was nothing to do with us. We never said Britannia was cool," he explained.

He added: "It was like when Harold Wilson called The Beatles round. What happens at those things is not that the politicians say: 'Well, what do you think we should be doing?' Politicians say: 'We're going to be doing this. Will you support us?' And nobody likes to feel taken for granted like that."

Although admitting that he "almost certainly won't win" a seat in the election on May 6, Rowntree said he is enjoying the campaign, which has seen him working at a "grassroots" level. "People write that Dave quit the band to concentrate on his political career, but I don't have a political career," he explained. "I'm an activist. I go round knocking on doors trying to find problems to solve."

[absent friend]

"He's a Smiths tourist, "Rowntree told the Guardian. "Real Smiths fans dress a certain kind of way, and they have a certain kind of haircut, and they wear certain kinds of T-shirts. But what they probably don't do is have their picture taken outside the Salford Lads Club."

davvero maturo.

'Well, what do you think we should be doing?' Politicians say: 'We're going to be doing this."

WOW. Alle pelli era meglio.

[Shaun]

E' un ex programmatore informatico, se non ricordo male. Conoscendo la "razza", non mi stupisco.

[Pilgrim]

Damon Albarn has said that there will be more new Blur recordings in the future, but that a new album from the band is unlikely. Albarn et al contributed a new song to the recent Record Store Day of course.

Albarn told The NME: "I'm definitely going to do a few more of those seven-inches. I love the no pressure aspect. We can't do it all the time. So, I don't want anyone to think there's an album coming soon, it's not possible, but we've got songs!"

un po' quello che disse yorke un po' di tempo fa, se non erro.

più uscite dilazionate nel tempo.