Gorillaz (Album)

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***Gorillaz*** is the first and debut studio album of Gorillaz, a virtual band of the same name. It was released on March 26th, 2001.

## Release

*Gorillaz* (both the album and the band) were conceived as the brainchild of Jamie Hewlett, who, at the time, was better known as the artist of comic series "Tank Girl", and Damon Albarn, who, at the time, was better known as the lead singer of the Britpop band Blur.

Prior to the album's release, the extended play *Tomorrow Comes Today* and the single *Clint Eastwood* were both released, on November 27th, 2000 and March 4th, 2001, respectively.

Following *Gorillaz's* release, the singles *19-2000* and *Rock the House* were released. "Tomorrow Comes Today" once again gained recognition as well, receiving a single of the same name after the album's release.

Following the album's release, a track titled "Tomorrow Dub" was made public on the *Tomorrow Comes Today* single. The track was later renamed "Bañana Baby" and released on a Gorillaz-sanctioned remix album titled *Laika Come Home*, which was largely created by Spacemonkeyz, the same group responsible for "Bañana Baby". *Laika Come Home* included remixes of nearly every track on *Gorillaz*, the only exceptions being "Double Bass", "Rock the House", and "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)".

## Gorillaz

### Producer(s)

Dan the Automator, Jason Cox, Tom Girling, Gorillaz

### Number of Tracks

17

***Gorillaz*** is the first and debut studio album of Gorillaz, a virtual band of the same name. It was released on March 26th, 2001.

## Release

*Gorillaz* (both the album and the band) were conceived as the brainchild of Jamie Hewlett, who, at the time, was better known as the artist of comic series "Tank Girl", and Damon Albarn, who, at the time, was better known as the lead singer of the Britpop band Blur.

Prior to the album's release, the extended play *Tomorrow Comes Today* and the single *Clint Eastwood* were both released, on November 27th, 2000 and March 4th, 2001, respectively.

Following *Gorillaz's* release, the singles *19-2000* and *Rock the House* were released. "Tomorrow Comes Today" once again gained recognition as well, receiving a single of the same name after the album's release.

Following the album's release, a track titled "Tomorrow Dub" was made public on the *Tomorrow Comes Today* single. The track was later renamed "Bañana Baby" and released on a Gorillaz-sanctioned remix album titled *Laika Come Home*, which was largely created by Spacemonkeyz, the same group responsible for "Bañana Baby". *Laika Come Home* included remixes of nearly every track on *Gorillaz*, the only exceptions being "Double Bass", "Rock the House", and "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)".

## Gorillaz

### Producer(s)

Dan the Automator, Jason Cox, Tom Girling, Gorillaz

### Number of Tracks

19

***Gorillaz*** is the first and debut studio album of Gorillaz, a virtual band of the same name. It was released on March 26th, 2001.

## Release

*Gorillaz* (both the album and the band) were conceived as the brainchild of Jamie Hewlett, who, at the time, was better known as the artist of comic series "Tank Girl", and Damon Albarn, who, at the time, was better known as the lead singer of the Britpop band Blur.

Prior to the album's release, the extended play *Tomorrow Comes Today* and the single *Clint Eastwood* were both released, on November 27th, 2000 and March 4th, 2001, respectively.

Following *Gorillaz's* release, the singles *19-2000* and *Rock the House* were released. "Tomorrow Comes Today" once again gained recognition as well, receiving a single of the same name after the album's release.

Following the album's release, a track titled "Tomorrow Dub" was made public on the *Tomorrow Comes Today* single. The track was later renamed "Bañana Baby" and released on a Gorillaz-sanctioned remix album titled *Laika Come Home*, which was largely created by Spacemonkeyz, the same group responsible for "Bañana Baby". *Laika Come Home* included remixes of nearly every track on *Gorillaz*, the only exceptions being "Double Bass", "Rock the House", and "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)".

## Gorillaz

### Producer(s)

Dan the Automator, Jason Cox, Tom Girling, Gorillaz

### Number of Tracks

21

***Gorillaz*** is the first and debut studio album of Gorillaz, a virtual band of the same name. It was released on March 26th, 2001.

## Release

*Gorillaz* (both the album and the band) were conceived as the brainchild of Jamie Hewlett, who, at the time, was better known as the artist of comic series "Tank Girl", and Damon Albarn, who, at the time, was better known as the lead singer of the Britpop band Blur.

Prior to the album's release, the extended play *Tomorrow Comes Today* and the single *Clint Eastwood* were both released, on November 27th, 2000 and March 4th, 2001, respectively.

Following *Gorillaz's* release, the singles *19-2000* and *Rock the House* were released. "Tomorrow Comes Today" once again gained recognition as well, receiving a single of the same name after the album's release.

Following the album's release, a track titled "Tomorrow Dub" was made public on the *Tomorrow Comes Today* single. The track was later renamed "Bañana Baby" and released on a Gorillaz-sanctioned remix album titled *Laika Come Home*, which was largely created by Spacemonkeyz, the same group responsible for "Bañana Baby". *Laika Come Home* included remixes of nearly every track on *Gorillaz*, the only exceptions being "Double Bass", "Rock the House", and "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)".

## Gorillaz

### Producer(s)

Dan the Automator, Jason Cox, Tom Girling, Gorillaz

### Number of Tracks

19

***Gorillaz*** is the first and debut studio album of Gorillaz, a virtual band of the same name. It was released on March 26th, 2001.

## Release

*Gorillaz* (both the album and the band) were conceived as the brainchild of Jamie Hewlett, who, at the time, was better known as the artist of comic series "Tank Girl", and Damon Albarn, who, at the time, was better known as the lead singer of the Britpop band Blur.

Prior to the album's release, the extended play *Tomorrow Comes Today* and the single *Clint Eastwood* were both released, on November 27th, 2000 and March 4th, 2001, respectively.

Following *Gorillaz's* release, the singles *19-2000* and *Rock the House* were released. "Tomorrow Comes Today" once again gained recognition as well, receiving a single of the same name after the album's release.

Following the album's release, a track titled "Tomorrow Dub" was made public on the *Tomorrow Comes Today* single. The track was later renamed "Bañana Baby" and released on a Gorillaz-sanctioned remix album titled *Laika Come Home*, which was largely created by Spacemonkeyz, the same group responsible for "Bañana Baby". *Laika Come Home* included remixes of nearly every track on *Gorillaz*, the only exceptions being "Double Bass", "Rock the House", and "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)".

## Gorillaz

### Producer(s)

Dan the Automator, Jason Cox, Tom Girling, Gorillaz

### Number of Tracks

19

***Gorillaz*** is the first and debut studio album of Gorillaz, a virtual band of the same name. It was released on March 26th, 2001.

## Release

*Gorillaz* (both the album and the band) were conceived as the brainchild of Jamie Hewlett, who, at the time, was better known as the artist of comic series "Tank Girl", and Damon Albarn, who, at the time, was better known as the lead singer of the Britpop band Blur.

Prior to the album's release, the extended play *Tomorrow Comes Today* and the single *Clint Eastwood* were both released, on November 27th, 2000 and March 4th, 2001, respectively.

Following *Gorillaz's* release, the singles *19-2000* and *Rock the House* were released. "Tomorrow Comes Today" once again gained recognition as well, receiving a single of the same name after the album's release.

Following the album's release, a track titled "Tomorrow Dub" was made public on the *Tomorrow Comes Today* single. The track was later renamed "Bañana Baby" and released on a Gorillaz-sanctioned remix album titled *Laika Come Home*, which was largely created by Spacemonkeyz, the same group responsible for "Bañana Baby". *Laika Come Home* included remixes of nearly every track on *Gorillaz*, the only exceptions being "Double Bass", "Rock the House", and "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)".

## Gorillaz

### Producer(s)

Dan the Automator, Jason Cox, Tom Girling, Gorillaz

### Number of Tracks

18

***Gorillaz*** is the first and debut studio album of Gorillaz, a virtual band of the same name. It was released on March 26th, 2001.

## Release

*Gorillaz* (both the album and the band) were conceived as the brainchild of Jamie Hewlett, who, at the time, was better known as the artist of comic series "Tank Girl", and Damon Albarn, who, at the time, was better known as the lead singer of the Britpop band Blur.

Prior to the album's release, the extended play *Tomorrow Comes Today* and the single *Clint Eastwood* were both released, on November 27th, 2000 and March 4th, 2001, respectively.

Following *Gorillaz's* release, the singles *19-2000* and *Rock the House* were released. "Tomorrow Comes Today" once again gained recognition as well, receiving a single of the same name after the album's release.

Following the album's release, a track titled "Tomorrow Dub" was made public on the *Tomorrow Comes Today* single. The track was later renamed "Bañana Baby" and released on a Gorillaz-sanctioned remix album titled *Laika Come Home*, which was largely created by Spacemonkeyz, the same group responsible for "Bañana Baby". *Laika Come Home* included remixes of nearly every track on *Gorillaz*, the only exceptions being "Double Bass", "Rock the House", and "Latin Simone (¿Que Pasa Contigo?)".