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I've never been into gorrilaz, I actually never tried, my budget tends to go in other things than music, you see, when people are appreciating the latest trends, you Englishguys use to say "He's so on".
But what to say about that Incognito guy is "he's so off". :mrgreen:
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It seems like it's been so long since their last album, but this is the same deal as it was with Demon Days to Plastic Beach, just a five year gap.

hyped af
 
What's the release set for now? I've seen later this year and sometime 2017. I'm hoping we can at least peel a single out of damon before next year.
 
Just a heads up, I'll be heading to LA in under ten hours, and there I'll be meeting up with Brad. As awesome as that may sound, I was hoping to meet up with anyone of a fairer skin colour (because fairer people have a higher character content), but I'll just have to make do with what life throws my way.
 
lol what the fuck, you're meeting up with a mexican? He'll take your job and rape your drugs.
 
And eat chimichangas over your dead body, and burn tires with his chicanos friends firing their guns in the air, watch your step.
 
I'd actually hate going to the US, if I ever have to go somewhere I'm pretty sure I'd go to Finland.
Santa's home. :mryellow:
 
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I'd actually hate going to the US, if I ever have to go somewhere I'm pretty sure I'd go to Finland.
Santa's home. :mryellow:
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Santa's home is a Coca-cola factory.
 
California and Nevada are pretty gee oh ay tee places for traveling, it's easy to go from a crowded big city to completely deserted shithole in a day of driving. It's much easier to navigate the highways too, try taking a shot every time you spot a horrific accident on EU roads.
 
I absolutely love LA. The weather is hot but not too hot, the beach wind is unbelievably soothing, the roads are super wide, the people are fun, the tap water is delicious, there's so much to do, and so on. If I'd grown up by Hermosa Beach (literally the best place ever), I would've totally been a surfer, I know it.

Another thing I really like is, due to the city only being about 150 years old and not having the architectural significance of a place like New York, it has no real cultural background. It's a free-for-all. Whereas in famous European cities you might have an untouchable monument of a great historical figure in the town square, here you have a statue of a guy riding a surf board. I love it. :mrgreen:
 
Bottled water in the US is retarded anyway, either you got the brands like Dasani and Deja Blue which just taste like the plastic they come in or it's like norwegian spiritual buddhism mountain water that costs 20 bucks because it has a picture of a tropical island on the cover.
 
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