G-Sides (2002) Album Review

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E! Online

The slow-motion funk of the previously unreleased "Ghost Train" alone makes it worth the sticker price.
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PopMatters

Taken collectively the new tracks here demonstrate the uniqueness of the Gorillaz sound and the vision shared by the group's creators and the musicians who bring it all to life.
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Rolling Stone

While each of the nine tracks exhibits that Gorillaz irreverence and typically taut sense of rhythm, the standout is the rumbling "Ghost
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New Musical Express

It shouldn't work, but it does - perhaps, because, for once Albarn doesn't sound like he's trying too hard.
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Dot Music

Whilst any fan will probably have all these tracks already, 'G Sides' acts as a nifty companion piece to the album and looks ace too.
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CDNow

Most of these re-workings preserve the essential nature of the songs; the producers know enough to stay out of the way.
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Rolling Stone

It happens to even the most beloved cartoon superheroes: Eventually the magic wears thin. Blur frontman Damon Albarn, beatmaker Dan "The Automator" Nakamura and the assorted other humans associated with Gorillaz -- the fake band whose debut conjured
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