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The Band
The "Real People" Behind Gorillaz...
BAND CHRONOLOGY
 2D Vocals/Keyboards |  Murdoc Niccals Bass |  Noodle Guitar/Vocals |  Russel Hobbs Drums/Drum Machine |
The "Real People" Behind Gorillaz...
 Damon Albarn |  Jamie Hewlett |  Haruka Kuroda |  Dan "The Automator" Nakamura |  Del Tha Funkee Homosapien | | |||||||
 Phil Cornwell |  Remi Kabaka |  Simon Tong |  The Bees |  Miho Hatori |  Ibrahim Ferrer | |||||||
 Tina Weymouth |  Neneh Cherry |  Bootie Brown |  De La Soul |  Dennis Hopper |  MF Doom | |||||||
 Ike Turner |  Roots Manuva |  Martina Topley-Bird |  Shaun Ryder |  Rosie Wilson |  Redman | |||||||
 D12 |  Cass Browne |  Sweetie Irie |  Phi Life Cypher |  Spacemonkeyz |  Dangermouse | |||||||
 Terry Hall |  Kid Koala |  Ghostigital |  Zombie Flesh Eaters |  Mike Robinson |  Tim Watkins |
 Matt Watkins |
BAND CHRONOLOGY
| DATE | SINGLES | EVENT | PHOTO | |||
| November 20, 2007 (CURRENT) | D-Sides (Download-Only Single) | Gorillaz release their latest compilation triumph, D-Sides. |  | |||
| May 23, 2005 | Feel Good Inc., DARE, Dirty Harry, El Mañana/Kids With Guns | Gorillaz' comeback to worldwide dominance was cemented with the success of their second album proper, Demon Days, released internationally in the summer of 2005. |  | |||
| July 1, 2002 | Lil Dub Chefin | After hearing their fantastic dub remix of single Tomorrow Comes Today, Gorillaz roped in the galaxial primates that are Space Monkeyz to remix the whole of their eponymously titled debut album in dub style, Laika Come Home. |  | |||
| March 11, 2002 | None | Originally released as a b-sides collection for the Japanese market, the widespread success of the band's debut album prompted a worldwide release for G-Sides in early 2002. |  | |||
| March 26, 2001 | Clint Eastwood, 19/2000, Rock The House, Tomorrow Comes Today | The album that started it all for the band, Gorillaz, spawning four chart-busting singles, over six million in worldwide sales and countless awards. |  |
