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Ok, if you don't like Gorillaz go away. If you don't like remix's go away. If you don't like reggae music go away! Ok, now that we're past that the doors to Laika Come Home will be opened to you. IMO this is a good CD. Some people will say it's awful, but there's things I didn't even really notice about the original songs until I listened to the Spacemonkeyz remixes. The 5 that really stand out to me are 19-2000 (very slow, droopy downbeat with a good baseline), Slow Country, New Genius, Re-Hash (an awsome New Orleans Jazz feel), and M1A1. I've never been a big fan of the original M1A1, but the remix is really sweet. It sort of has an inviting friendship feel. I don't know how to discribe it. In the original it's just "M1A1 blah blah" without any music. This remix actually has music, heh. I suggest that if you like Gorillaz and you're willing to even step outside the Gorillaz box than you should check this CD out.

Laika Come Home

Let's face it, you can't really improve Gorillaz music... and why would you WANT to de-punk "Punk"? I wouldn't reccomend this if you're a fan of Gorillaz music.

new Classic Dub Reggae

I bought this cd on a whim when it came out, having heard ( and seen the video for ) Clint Eastwood.I have since bought the original Gorillaz cd, and I must say I prefer this over the original, being a big fan of dub reggae and chill-out type grooves. This is AWESOME. If you have the original Gorillaz cd and appreciate the diversity of the songs, you will more than likely not get into this one, as the songs admittedly all sound somewhat the same, they all have a very laid back reggae groove to them. But I can highly recommend this for fans of dub reggae.