I love Graham Coxon's first couple of solo albums. I like his later stuff too but those albums didn't have the unpredictability of those first 2.

Yeah his solo stuff is very good, I prefer it over Gorillaz tbh.

same here :)....actually really never liked gorillaz.....cept for clint eastwood (of course :) )

Downloading three of his middle albums now. Should be a fun listen considering I actually love Gorillaz.

It's a shame he closed down his Transcopic label.
He released some really cool stuff on it.

Hopefully after this Blur thing is done he'll go back to it.

Good, that'll mean Alex won't do any money grubbing embarrassing things anymore...

Don't forget this one

http://theinitiatives.files.wordpres...-the-queen.jpg

As a result of listening to, and coming to love Demon Days before any Blur album, I am unable to visualize Damon Albarn performing anything at all; it's the little blue cartoon dude.

Oh lord, Alex.
And yeah The Good, The Bad and The Queen is very good.

i've only heard a total of ONE Graham Coxon song - it was pretty good

Listened to it yesterday. Very good album.

I'm seeing mentions of Gorillaz and other offshoots.

What about Rocket Juice and The Moon?

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There are some low quality live clips on youtube, they're freaking awesome.

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DRC Music - Kinshasa One Two

This was one of my Top 25 Albums of 2011. Very nice. Allmusic Review

Two new songs:

Under The Westway:


The Puritan:


They're actually kind of brilliant.

April Fools' Day is still another 8 months away.

I checked out the songs. Ultra short review - Great music!

yet your only contention against Blur is that Damon sounds like a veggie seller in a market

erm, anything else besides that?

Well when you've got a market trader singing like so, it does take the attention away from the rest of the music. Like all market traders, he can be heard above all and sundry.