"To call this a remix album doesn't do it justice. A "reworking" of the original Gorillaz album, done in a dub/reggae/triphop style, which has taken on a life of it's own. This wasn't off our stereo."
"This highly influential album from Bristol's finest really caused a stir when it came out. They always had the most original approach to rhythm programming and this took them to an even higher level."
"I used to know someone who worked for an Italian record company and in a thick Russian/Italian accent, he would declare that Andy Partridge is a genius. I think he may have had a point."
"Memories of the South of France, driving around with the family, listening to "You do something to me". I love the sound of this record - wholesome and underplayed."
"This really got my head spinning (and my hips swinging). It's a perfect record - quirky, intelligent, kooky, insane, and........coming right before Remain in Light which could also be in my Top Ten."
"I could pick three or four Bowie albums. This one is vastly underrated. The whole package is fascinating with the artwork by Bowie himself. This is verging on a concept album, produced by Brian Eno."
"This album was way ahead of its time. Before computers and samplers made it easy to cut and paste, these guys concocted a series of rhythmic and filmic landscapes using odd spoken phrases as the focus"
"In 1991, the group Japan reformed for one album, choosing to release it under another name. This is a largely improvised work - edited, overdubbed and rationalised in to a seamless work of art."
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