The Good, The Bad and The Queen

is a new album featuring Damon Albarn (Blur/Gorillaz), Paul Simonon (The Clash), Tony Allen (Africa 70) and Simon Tong (The Verve).

Album track list

1. History Song
2. 80s Life
3. Northern Whale
4. Kingdom of Doom
5. Herculean
6. Behind the Sun
7. The Bunting Song
8. Nature Springs
9. A Soldier¹s Tale
10. Three Changes
11. Green Fields
12. The Good, The Bad & The Queen

its such a beautiful album.great melodies , clever lyrics,very good production.that s how the modern blues should sound.the more you hear it the more you love it

Yeah, I've really been enjoying this album for a while now. I can def. see it winding up on my year end list.

Finally ordered this one on Amazon. I'm hoping I enjoy it as much as you guys did.

I bought this one when it came out and have enjoyed it as well. I was waiting for people to say stuff about it but since it was released the same day as the Of Montreal and Shins' albums it was probably forgotten. I think it is a nice, mellow listen. Nothing too special and the two aforementioned albums are better but it is still quite good. The bass on "History Song" is killer.

Very good, remainds me a bit of "13".

After Arcade Fire and The Shins, this is my favourite of the year so far. Love the vibe. Kingdom Of Doom is a great song. Damon's never let me down yet.

that album should be in the front line od the new releases with all these quality tracks.shame that its not especially when gorillaz sold millions

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11. Green Fields

it s gonna be their third single

I read somewhere that in the UK Damon Days sold more than Parklife. Which is really strange.

Hey, nice freudian slip there Vancea...

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Originally posted by sk:
that album should be in the front line od the new releases with all these quality tracks.shame that its not especially when gorillaz sold millions

I was commenting on that. I'm no Freud.

finally got a copy of this album, just like you guys seem to be, Ive been enjoying it alot as well.

In terms of number of listens, this album is my favorite of the year so far.

I've noticed that I enjoy it more with each listen, and that's saying something, considering I loved it at our first encounter.

With that in mind, I do believe it may be my favorite of the year regardless of its playcount.

By the way, that last song... Is it the title track if the album is self-titled?

Is it a theme song??? I say it is!