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By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Feel Good Inc. (page 12/ 20) ------ performed by Gorillaz You all are FUNNY!!! | Reviewer: Liv | 6/5/07 Why are you all fighting over the meaning of a song? I think it's hilarious that you take music that way...who says it has to have a deeper meaning?(By the way I heard it was about drug use...JJ...but seriously...you all like the song, so just let it lie)... just my opinion of course....I LOVE GORILLAZ!! pwnxorz | Reviewer: koolaidho | 6/6/07 I love this song. Its my and my x-bf's song. i never realy understood why but either way i love it to death. i once went 24 hours listening to it. sitting in my computer chair lol. review | Reviewer: none | 6/5/07 man i like this song be4 i read the lerics, now i dont like it =( Que Onda Vatos | Reviewer: Azteca | 5/28/07 U Guys think to much. Ther seem 2 b nomessage in this song. Personally I like that song but I don't think that the song a message U guys try 2 make life more complicated than what i really is. The song is just a kick back listen to song. awesome! | Reviewer: spyke586 | 5/25/07 this song has it all and finally i got the lyrics i wanna sing it so bad.......peace out it's all symbolism | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/22/07 It really comes together better if you watch the video. The basics is that the giant tower 2d Murdoc and Russel are in represents the entrappings of stardom, and while Murdoc's hamming it up in there, 2d feels trapped. The repetition of "feel good" is 2d trying to convince himself that everything's okay, and the "windmill" chorus is him being a mite more realistic, and longing for the freedom that the windmill island Noodle is riding represents. De La Soul's rap is just De La Soul mocking 2d's entrapment in the tower, basically. Re: Infectious nonsense | Reviewer: Troy | 5/13/07 > the rap segment means nothing. But it's danceable. Actually, watching the video, you'll see Plug One's face in a megasized TV watching over the Gorillaz, who've accepted the dying world (Jonestown - city famous for a cult that killed itself entirely; hence, Jonestown/You in the place), and are living for their excesses (Ladies, ponies at the track). The laughter is their laughing at 2D, who's trying to break free of this world (where there are people trying to 'ghost town/This Motown') to where Noodle is. Eventually, 2D gives up, chanting 'Feel Good', deigning instead to listen to Plug One's hook: 'steady/watch me navigate'. song's a redo | Reviewer: bluwe | 5/9/07 This song is actually a remake of a song of the same name by Skye. Don't ask me how I know this... but look up "Feel Good Inc" on Google Video if you don't believe me. Just be prepared for a slower, girlier, non-rapping, original version. BAD | Reviewer: Pastor MIKE | 5/9/07 THIS SONG HAS AN EVIL MESSAGE TO US. TALKING ABOUT DRUGS AND HOW THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD. AND TRYNNA HAVE EVERY ONE JOIN THEIR WORKS OF EVIL.PLAY IT BACKWARDS PEOPLE!!!! Feel good inc. | Reviewer: rob | 5/8/07 ctually, the song is about today's dying society and the horrid condition of the world present time. The chorus (Windmill, windmill, for the land, etc.) is about staying simple and innocent even though everything around us is wrong. A windmill was used because, as Noodle puts it, it's 'reminiscent of a simpler time, post-struggle. A note of optimisim in a day that so desperately needs it." I had the same point of view as him, in the music video when all the messed up people watched the happy windmill boy, they looked and wanted it because they pressed against the window in remorse. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20