HOME VIDEOS

Phase One: Celebrity Take Down

Release date: 18th November 2002

Formats: DVD & CD-ROM

The band’s first video release, compiling various videos from across Phase 1; including music videos, live performances & Gorillabitez. The release also includes a fold-out map to help viewers navigate the menus.

Contents:

DVD –

Music videos
Visualisers
Live performances
Gorillabitez
Other features

CD-ROM –

Games
Downloads
Other features

MUSIC VIDEOS

Tomorrow Comes Today

Release date: 27th November 2000

The band’s first ever video, introducing the world to Gorillaz.

Clint Eastwood

Standard version

Release date: 31st January 2001

Murdoc Niccals Commentary Edition

19-2000

Release date: 8th June 2001

Rock the House

Release date: 28th September 2001

5/4

5/4 was originally intended to be the band’s second single, but kept getting pushed back. The single was eventually scrapped and the video was left unfinished.

19-2000 (Soulchild Remix)

Release date: 2002

On the DVD for The Singles Collection 2001-2011, the start & end of the video are changed; removing the added visuals and tweaking the audio.

Lil’ Dub Chefin’

Release date: 22nd July 2002

VISUALISERS

Film Music

Tomorrow Dub

Gorillaz (Gorillaz 20 Mix)

LIVE VISUALS

Re-Hash

5/4

Tomorrow Comes Today

Clint Eastwood (1st Version)

Clint Eastwood (2nd Version)

Man Research (Clapper)

Punk

Sound Check (Gravity)

Rock the House

19-2000

Latin Simone (Que Pasa Contigo)

Starshine

Slow Country

M1 A1

Dracula

911 Clint Eastwood (Ed Case/Sweetie Irie Refix)

GORILLABITEZ

These were a series of various shorts made to be aired on MTV as promotion, marking the first time the band were depicted on-screen outside their music videos.

Game of Death

The Eel

Free Tibet

Jump the Gut

“Hey! Our Toys Have Arrived.”

Fancy Dress

This Gorillabite remains unfinished and wasn’t released until Phase 2.

MISC. WORKS

19-2000 (2D Interview)

A short used to introduce the 19-2000 music video.

EMA Acceptance Speech

This speech was originally planned to be played during the 2001 VMA’s, but once it was discovered that they hadn’t won, it was too late and the video had already been made. It was partially dubbed over and used at a different award show later that year.

911 (Single Trailer)

Charts of Darkness

A Channel 4 mockumentary that delves into the concept of Gorillaz, going behind the scenes, as well as dissecting what Damon & Jamie aimed to accomplish with the band’s image.

Clint Eastwood (BRIT Awards 2002)

Performances with these visuals involved four giant screens on stage, with a fifth screen above them all. The lower screens were spread out to make it seem like the band were actually on stage.