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Pages: 256 (Hardcover)
ISBN: 0718152735
Pub: Michael Joseph Ltd
Pub date: 2006-10-26
Reader Reviews:
Nice Book (5/5 people found this helpful)
Brilliant history (fictional) of the band Gorillaz, for the really avid fans, packed full of gorgeous illustrations of the band by Jamie Hewlett.
It has the back stories of all the members and how they came together, and glimpses of the possible future of the band...
With track by track analyses of their two albums, all of their performances, and even a section on why '23' pops up so much, this is a must have book for all REAL Gorillaz fans.
gorillaz book (13/13 people found this helpful)
This is a fantastic and beautiful piece of work. The author, Cass Browne, is not acknowledged in the synopsis but he managed to write the whole thing in only three months. The illustrations are amazing and Cass' story is so well written. You will love this book!
A stunningly designed book (16/16 people found this helpful)
Hats off to Jamie Hewlett anyway, but this book is fantastic. Visually stunning and you can tell so much thought has gone into the design - extra little touches, like the gold foiling under the dust jacket, make it worth every penny for anyone who likes the Gorillaz, Jamie Hewlett or top notch design work.
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