Also, the high quality re-releases of Closure and the Broken movie were done as torrents, rather than selling them as DVDs. And there was also all that raw HD footage from the live shows. The free album. The guaranteed concert tickets for registered fans (no fee required). The move to digital distribution at much…

That's totally not the sort of thing Reznor does. In fact, I think he's specifically said that sort of double dipping is bullshit.

Even back then I remember people thinking I was nuts for hating it. I still think it's actually the most un-Gorillaz-like Gorillaz song, but I don't hate it anymore. And I find it really weird that others would think of it as the epitomal Gorillaz song.

Ha! Way back when Demon Days was first released, I thought that Dare was its only bad song, and actually removed it from my playlist for a long time. I warmed up to it later.

Do people really not think that Gorillaz stuff ages well? Or just the writer? I think Demon Days is a near-perfect album, worthy of being considered a classic. And their other two aren't too shabby either.

The track is called "A Familiar Taste" because it's a slight reworking of a track from the Nine Inch Nails instrumental album "Ghosts I-IV". The title is pretty much just a wink at NIN fans.