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The story of Gorillaz begins in 1997. Stu-Pot was a mentally deficient keyboard enthusiast and star employee at Uncle Norm's Organ Emporium. Satanist hoodlum Murdoc Niccals decided to ramraid Uncle Norm's Organ Emporium to procure synthesizer equipment in order to establish a "chart topping" musical group. However, Murdoc ended up driving his Vauxhall Astra through the building and directly into Stu-Pot, permanently damaging ("fracturing") Stu-Pot's left eye and putting him into a catatonic state. Murdoc was sentenced to "30,000 hours of community service, plus 10 hours every week of caring for the vegetabilised Stu-Pot". Not long after, Murdoc again injured Stu-Pot in a car accident in Nottingham's Tesco parking lot when attempting a 360°, which permanently damag More... (Submit New Gorillaz Lyrics) (Submit New Gorillaz Lyrics) Review about Gorillaz Something. | Reviewer: Who The Heck Cares What My Name Is? ------ About the song DARE performed by Gorillaz It's a song about taking drugs for the first time. It should be rather obvious. Plus, the video sorta makes it seem like they are on drugs. (Plus, at the end of the video Murdoc has a dream where he's in bed with the head in the closet. One word: DRUGS.) Get a life | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Clint Eastwood performed by Gorillaz who gives a S**t what the song is about - it's a great song. All you people are just snot nosed nerds who overanalyze everything for no reason. Nobody cares what you think - about anything - idiots. good song | Reviewer: Someone ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz i like the song, it is catchy. i think it talks about drug dealers thought. If yo listen closely in the back round you can hear an evil laugh with is i think a drug dealer watching people waist there lives with drugs. The real meaning >_> | Reviewer: sam ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz "Feel Good Inc" is about the risk people take and the emptiness they feel when they fill their lives with meaningless sex and cheap thrills that will make them "feel good" quicker. The tower represents the pollution of both our world, our soul, and our body. It shows the feeling of being trapped in that worlds and not knowing how to get out. Not knowing how to get past that barrier. The mass of people within the tower are simply people who are caught and tangled up in that way of life and way of thinking. The rappers on the screen represent the media. They continually keep the people going by advertising sex as something that people need. Murdoc, 2-D, and Russel have all taken part in the act, so they're trapped by their past decisions. 2-D has had loveless sex before, but his innocence and desire for love helps him look beyond the tangled masses to see what lies beyond. He notices Noodle, who may not have the pleasures of sex to enjoy, but she is content with keeping her innocence and virginity, and looks to seek happiness through other means (music, meditation, friendship, and family). She is happy in mind and soul. 2-D says "love's forever, love is free". This means that sex without love is meaningless. Love is free, where cheap sex comes at a cost. Murdoc, who has numerous flings with women, is still enjoying the lifestyle, which makes him unaware of Noodle's flying island. Russel is simply there. He's partaken in these acts, but, at the same time, doesn't exploit them. People in that lifestyle call it "the fast life", but where are they going? The tower is stationary, but, as 2-D sees, Noodle is free from that life. She has found love through her bandmates, which takes her to new places and heights than the others (the flying windmill). Kk | Reviewer: Ethereal jello ------ About the song Clint Eastwood performed by Gorillaz you might think that this is about real life but its about them as cartoons. "I aint happy I'm feeling glad" He's not happy to take those painkillers cause of his punched in eyes he also gets a psychoactive reaction from them. and then funky del is like telling him off about it actually . . . I believe | Reviewer: Anonymous Prospect ------ About the song Clint Eastwood performed by Gorillaz this song is refering to how the possesser "the rapping dude" is a dead Illuminati , giving its knowledge of wats coming , becuz were playing the Mason n Reps game exactly how the want us to, it explains in complete explaination of the Illuminati role n how we take part in their game n the main chorus might be symbolizing the confusion u would have knowing wats coming , Gurillaz . . . u know . . . dont you? personal opinion | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz I think the song is referring to a town that has been overrun by drugs and drug dealers. 2-D opens up by trying to say that everyone is living for the now and feeling good(ephemeral style) rather than trying to be happy. Then his ideal land appears in his imagination and he is trying to get others to work with him to work to happyness. (Is everybody in?) But the drug dealer steps in and says that he has taken over the heart of the town and that 2-D is killing the buzz (with yo sound you kill the Inc) and he should just keep doing drugs and go with everyone else (don't stop, get it get it). (Watch the way I navigate) shows how much control drugs really have over whole cities. Then 2-D just keeps imagining a place of true happyness with noodle and watches it pass by because he doesn't know what to do and falls back into that pattern of abusing and telling himself he feels good, and the dealers just keep laughing about it because they are making money from people who don't know how to better themselves. Come ON People! | Reviewer: R3ll@ ------ About the song DARE performed by Gorillaz I love this song to pieces! Makes you want to get up and dance! Gorillaz is an awesome band :) But I'm getting tired of coming to this page and seeing the obvious mistake in the lyrics. People keep changing it back! The lyrics are actually "It's there" not "It's dare" the only reason it's called Dare is the fact that Shaun Ryder's voice makes it sound like he's saying "It's dare" WHOO! | Reviewer: MUSiC ------ About the song 19-2000 performed by Gorillaz i love this song. i listen to it every day before school, i even do a little pwning dance to it. except 'get the cool shoeshine' is 'ketaku shu-shai' or something like that. it's japanese that's all i know, oh well Re: Gorillaz aren't Real | Reviewer: Goku1981 ------ About artist/band Gorillaz Well if Gorillaz aren't real...then by the same logic...your review isn't real...so I couldn't have read it and I couldn't have replied to it. Thats a relief....I love Gorillaz....catchy songs...awesome vids and I love how the characters who seem to evolve little by little. What does that mean? | Reviewer: Davy Denkins ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz I think you're not into ^^ "Feel Good" Inc means Feel Good Incorporation, and then, 2-D's speaking about an industry you'd call "Feel Good". Why? Beacause it's just a critics about the food society and the rights' access... That's just meaning: THE WORLD ISN'T FINE, candle with a lot of people never cares about world around!! ^^ So all you fill the streets it's appealing to see -> That's mean it's appealing to see everyone became so poor that they're sent out to the street and nobody so good enough to give them a piece of money ^^ After this party, just before the chorus' beguinning, it's about the poors! They are bad and free, just bad because they're juged such for the society! They're NOT DECENT to show off!! You've got a new horizon, it's epemeral style: -> Translation would be: Now you're poor, and about a few time, you're gonna die because you haven't food enough ^^ A melancholic town, where we never smile: -> When there is too poors around, can you ever smile? No, 'cause the life isn't that good u_u ---- Windmill, windmill for the land (Windmill, a happyness machin we're needing to claim, to make a true land, and not a land where the badness reign) Fall forever hand in hand (let's die together in the poorness) Take it all in on stride (remember of anything you've done before dying) It is sinking falling down (the Earth's diying!) Love forever, love it's free let's turn forever you and me (Love give Happyness, so let's love to...) Windmill, windmill for the land is everbody in? (...make a machin for our own happyness, will everybody work for it? Ready to preserve our living land?) Conclusion: Critic about the society doesn't care about the poor. Critic about the one's who never cares about... echology =D Awesome lyrics | Reviewer: Dom ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz I love the lyrics but i never really understood what the song really meant untill l looked at the lyrics and he repeats feel good to make him self feel good instead of being depresed like zac said that the hollywood people shut down all thr good music and replaced it woth gay pop and boy bands like today which l totaly hate. Date: 9/30/09 way of life | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz to me the title feel good inc implies that feeling good has become a business. not necessarily drugs but just our materialist lifestyle as a whole. the given explanation in rise of the orge makes good sense but i think there is alot of things thrown in here. the island is definitely freedom and the helicopters are rushing to force it back to conformity of the fell good inc smoke stack tower and darkness that surrounds it. i think it represents alot of different things on alot of different levels but mainly its an attitude thing. either buy more into a materialistic world in which your never truly happy or let it all go live carefree and share the love. Other Meaning | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz It could mean this though but the whole Hollywood thing makes total sense: Windmill can represtent love. as in instead of trying to make only urself feel good- try to make others feel good. which is why the windmill comes into place but honestly, i like Zac's idea the best!! Lol xD! catchy but depressing. also lyrics differ... | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz hmm. i've read the lyrics to this song in several different places, they seem different. the song is indeed depressing, it's ever so catchy...but... hmm :P i've heard the windmill island represents freedom. D.A.R.E. (?) | Reviewer: sophie ------ About the song DARE performed by Gorillaz haha, i totally agree with you, i was starting to think that there weren't any thinking minds in this web page hahaha.... ok, so, the first time i red the lyrics i obviously thought it was about sex... but what i don't understand is the connection between the video clip and the song. anyway, what's that D.A.R.E. thing all about? the truth from a gorillaz fan | Reviewer: j.p ------ About the song Clint Eastwood performed by Gorillaz first off,not to be a know it all, but funky del is a dead friend of russel and randomly posesses him.its in the book,gorillaz rise of the ogre, and the song could be about drugs but it plays music(in the back) thats in clint eastwoods movie good,bad,ugly. secondly in some fucking zoo they named a gorilla clint eastwood cause it never smiled.that didnt really have to do with it. in the movie g,b,u he leaves with a bag of money . Drug Interpretation | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz Well, I think that these lyrics could be meaning something a lot different than Pop culture. Although it's my interpretation, I think that Feel Good Inc., like the anonymous person before me, represents drug companies/dealers. However, the windmill represents an escape from the addiction of the drugs. "Let's turn forever, you and me". De La Soul represents the addiction and how it can just invade your mind. And 2-D tries to escape the addiction, but realizes that he cannot. Shades of Honk Kong Films and History | Reviewer: Dag ------ About the song Hong Kong performed by Gorillaz This really is a brilliant song for a number of reasons... musicality, harmony, melody, lyrics, layering, singing, etc. But I can't help getting the impression this was somehow partially inspired by the film Empire of the Sun (a very young Christian Bale's (13 years old) first movie). The opening line of the song, "Junk boats and English boys", immediately calls to mind that film. There is a malaise running through the song that also brings to mind the events of UK handing Hong Kong over to China. All in all, it sounds like a Brit's lament over everything that went wrong (and right to some degree) in that fable city of the Orient. feel good inc :D | Reviewer: dylandy sisterz ------ About the song Feel Good Inc. performed by Gorillaz dylandy sister one: "i think that this song is a good song and as well as clint eastwood. GORILLAZ ROCK! we're listening to it at 2:40am, we good.my favorite character is 2-D and in the music video for feel good inc, my favorite part is the part when murdoc shows his ass crack and is swinging it around LoL " dylandy sister two: "i think that this is a really good song but i really dont understand why murdoc has chicks all over him and theyre touching his nipple. to be honest, i think that this song doesnt seem like its talking about people being brainwashed by pop-culture. it sounds more like he's emo or something." You could review the artist/band Gorillaz in Biography page You could review Gorillaz album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Gorillaz song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Gorillaz" Music | |
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