The Now Now

The new Gorillaz album came out today. I listened to it on Spotify whilst I was web browsing, but I wasn't paying attention that much. It's pretty good though. To really listen to it I need to have it on whilst walking or something so nothing else is distracting me.

Every time I listen to a song for the first time, I usually forget how it sounds. The only songs I remember from the Now Now are the singles that I listened to before the entire album came out.

Hopefully I can snag a copy of this on CD so I can put it onto my iPod Nano so I can listen to it properly. Yes, I still buy CDs, and yes, I still use an iPod. iPods are cool and so are CDs. They aren't really that outdated.

I'm glad that there is more lore in Phase 5 of Gorillaz than there was in the last phase. The music is meant to be the main part, but I've always been fascinated with the characters. Hopefully more interesting animated music videos will be coming out soon to satisfy me.

Also, I created a forum because I was bored. Come and check it out here.


Goodbye for now!

Windows, Being Annoying, AGAIN.

Today I got the self titled Gorillaz album in the post. It comes with an EXE file that allows you to "Access the nether regions of Gorillaz.com)".

After waiting for iTunes to rip the songs onto my PC,  I open the file. Sounds play,  and text pops up on the screen, saying "You now have the key to Murdoc's Winnebago. " I was excited.

Then immediately after the text shows up,  the screen flashes, and then I realise that my computer is restarting so it can update.  Stupid Windows 10. It seems like it needs an update every time I use my PC.  Now I have to wait forever for it to install everything,  and then I have to use a painfully slow computer afterwards. Windows is always slow after an update.

I wish I could disable those stupid updates. I did know that a restart was coming,  but I accidentally closed the warning message too quickly,  then forgot about it.

At least I have a billion other things to entertain myself with.

Another Useless Post

I'm super happy because yesterday when I went shopping I found a CD of Demon Days, an album I had been wanting for ages, for $8! I didn't notice it at first, because it wasn't in the area of the shop where the Gorillaz albums usually were. Normally that shop just has Humanz and I'm really disappointed whenever I go there because I already have that album. When I passed a stand full of more CDs, I immediately saw Demon Days and picked it up, not caring about the price.

Normally I am quite cheap and don't like spending money, but I really wanted this and it wasn't that expensive. I think it might actually be cheaper on iTunes, but I prefer physical CDs, because they have nice art books inside. I don't actually have a CD player anymore, so the CD is just going on to my computer and then onto my iPod. I'll probably end up listening to this album so much that it gets old for me, but I've already listened to this album many times on Spotify and Groove Music, so I don't think it'll get old.

The art book in this album is wonderful. It includes covers for all of the songs on the album. Every single song on Demon Days is amazing,  but I would have to say that my favourites are Kids With Guns, Dirty Harry, November Has Come, Feel Good Inc, DARE and Fire Coming out of the Monkey's Head. According to Spotify, Dirty Harry is my most listened to song, but that's probably because it used to come up on shuffle often.

I just wanted to write about this because I can and because there is nothing else to write about. I guess I'll see you all in the next post. Goodbye!