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Gnarls Barkley

American music group
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    As Gnarls Barkley (a pun on the name of basketball star Charles Barkley), the pair released St. Elsewhere (2006), an offbeat R&B album on which Green mused upon such dark themes as paranoia and suicide over slick sample-based arrangements. Mostly because of the single “Crazy,” a…

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    As Gnarls Barkley (a pun on the name of basketball star Charles Barkley), the pair released St. Elsewhere (2006), an offbeat R&B album on which Green mused upon such dark themes as paranoia and suicide over slick sample-based arrangements. Mostly because of the single “Crazy,” a…

    Read More