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When it came back it was a deep 'azure blue'. He hit his head when falling from a tree at the age of eleven, causing all of his hair to fall out. His parents recall a little ten-year-old Stuart bouncing around in his room listening to The Clash, Augustus Pablo, The Human League (his favorite band) and many other musicians of the sort. While Stuart wasn't a very intelligent boy (indeed, he was often described as 'a bit thick'), he was known as a kind person and had a general love of music. His mother, Rachel Tusspot, was a nurse who supplied Stuart with headache pills from his tree accident. His father, David Tusspot, worked as a mechanic and owner of the Tusspot's Fairground. Wilfred's School (the same school that educated the members of The Cure). He was born in Crawley, England and was being educated at St. His real name is Stuart Pot (his last name was often thought to be Tusspot, though his father changed his name to 'Pot' shortly before Stuart was born to avoid him from getting bullied at school), but is often shortened to Stu-Pot. Who knows, maybe you too will have your own iPad band like these guys soon.2-D was born on May 23, 1978, to David and Rachel Pot. So, music fans, take a fresh listen, or break out the new iPad you just unwrapped and start making your own album - you know, either because you're a digital music-making fan, or because you want to drown out that loud family member in the other room this holiday.

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'Speak It! / SoundyThingie / Mugician / Solo Synth / Synth / Funk Box / Gliss / AmpliTube / Xenon / iElectribe / BS-16i / M3000 HD / Cleartune / iOrgel HD / Olsynth / StudioMiniXI / BassLine / Harmonizer / Dub Siren Pro / Moog Filatron'

'I fell in love with my iPad as soon as I got it, so I've made a completely different kind of record.'Īnd even if you aren't a fan of the Gorillaz, you might enjoy a note they've put up, listing which iPad apps they used to make the album: 'I hope I'll be making the first record on an iPad,' frontman Damon Albarn told the UK's NME music website back when he first began recording. The use of the iPad was partially what led the band to record an album quickly in time for the holidays. But considering the band had just 32 days to make the music, with the added task of composing partially on an iPad, you can't help being at least a little impressed.

The album has a much slower and more basic vibe than the Gorillaz' normal high-production, technically superior collections. The album will also have an official release, and hard copy, next year.

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You'll need to have a membership to their fan club to download the album, but anyone can listen for free.

The band has always been known for seeking out ways to set themselves apart -Â which leads us to the digital Christmas gift of the album 'The Fall,' now available to listen to online on the band's site.Īnd by the way, it was composed using mostly anÂ iPad, with justÂ a few other instruments. If you're a fan of the Gorillaz, don't forget to check online for an additional present this Christmas Day.