Demon Days

I was apprehensive about getting this album because of the reviews, I used to own an original pressing of this release and really wanted to get it again. I couldn’t be happier with the quality of this release it sounds just as good as it did originally, and there is like zero surface noise one the quietest albums I now own. It definitely gave me the feels while listening to it again. Love it.

People in other reviews said that it skipped a lot, but I did not have that problem. I think that’s just the thing with vinyls, in kind of hit and miss. Mine had no trouble whatsoever other than a tiny skip in White Light, which I barely would have noticed if I wasn’t paying attention. It’s a fantastic album, one of my favorites, it sounds great, and the packaging is wonderful. Would buy for a friend. Get it if you’re hesitant, just know there’s a risk of it not being perfect. (put some pennies on the needle with a rubber band if it skips at all. I did this just in case. It adds pressure and makes it play a little better)

Works well on my Fluance RT85n. Did not work on my old lp60x

100% handled with care and fast delivery

At first when i tried it on the record player it skipped some parts of the songs, but i read another review from a guy saying that you need to add weight on the stylus! As you can see i added a quarter on top and tied it with a small hair tie so it doesnt fall off, and when i did that the songs wouldnt skip any parts! Absolutely no skipping! I love it!! 10/10

I would give zero stars if I could. The music itself is obviously incredible, but the quality of the vinyl is literally unusable. When I tried to play the record it was incredibly warped and skipped every other second. Asked for a replacement and it was the same problem. Trash.

Living in South Korea, I was way behind the buzz when the Gorillaz released this second album. I simply saw the title on my Amazon.com recommendations list. I loved their self-titled debut so much that I immediately ordered "Demon Days." I never heard or read one word about the album. I got the CD in the mail, listened to it, and loved it. So, point number one: if you liked the first one, you'll like this one. What should the rest of you expect? The cartoon side-project that is represented by this group (which is really less of a "group" and more the brain-child of Damon Alburn of Blur) is a heavily experimental affair. Where the first record moved all over the map, toying with new mixes of old sounds, this record has a definite (almost narrative) flow. It starts with "Last Living Souls" in bass-heavy darkness, the music rich and wide with a cavernous feel, a hint of up-swing to the playfully gloomy sound. "Kids With Guns," "O Green World," and "Dirty Harry," in spite of their playground pop sounds, are all similarly creepy. They play with lilting electronica and prodding rhythms, underlaying these things with an addictive, scabrous disonance. Then comes the appropriately mislabled "Feel Good Inc.," the first single of the record, and with good reason. Featuring unsettling back-laughter, penitent lyrics, and De La Soul's invigorating voice, this song courts the album's dark mood with a lighthearded step. That lightheartedness slinks away and hides in the next four tracks (with names like "All Alone" and "Every Planet We Reach Is Dead," that's to be expected). A tapestry of needfulness, lamentation, frustration, and yen-like confusion is woven in songs that are alternately soft and wirey, tender and knuckled. The dreariness is toppped off in "All Alone," which also includes a chorale of hope, leading into the next stellar track, DARE. Easily the centerpiece of this album, DARE is a futuristic world-hopper, an incredibly fun, amazingly crafted soul-massage. Deep driving buzzes mixed expertly with high, stratospheric hums make for a song that is both playful and dreary, a combination that works, and works well. Dennis Hopper's spoken-word "Fire Coming Out Of The Monkey's Head" isn't so notable, although it does segue (thematically and musically) into the album's final key notes of redemption. Church choir joy fills up "Don't Get Lost In Heaven," a song that is like the equivalent of a warm, amber dawn after a cool, ghost-plagued night. The next song, "Demon Days," is hardly another song at all, but the second half of the album's send-off into a brighter and happier world. An inspired musical journey through twilight into day (or, if you prefer, simply a collection of fun, intelligent music), "Demon Days" is a world you'll enjoy visiting.

Correct product. Arrived with cracked & broken case. The cover insert was slightly torn, folded incorrectly shoved in the case cover.

A fabulous Gorillaz album!

Llego en perfectas condiciones y en la fecha marcada , además tiene temazos como feel god inc , dirty harry y dare que yo diría que son todos buenos ni uno malo , sin duda uno de mis favoritos

Good quality item

今年1番聞いたアルバムです。 もちろんブラー好きというのもありますが。 デーモンの作る短編曲が本当良い。耳に残りついつい口ずさんでしまいます。

Il devient rare a trouver mais a mon sens c'est le meilleurs cd de Gorillaz pour ceux qui l'adore on y trouve presque tout ses vieux tubes