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Sleeps face down so she won't wake up.
Never had a dime, in her mind she's a rich girl
Never hesitates to drink from the cup.
Eyes so deep and I'm asleep now,
On the horizon in the northeast.
The pieces of the puzzle fall down around us.
Am I the hero or am I the beast?
We go on talking,
We go on wondering...
Impressions on the sky are a serious thing,
And I want to dream like a spaceman dreams.
She makes me ask questions that I always forget.
Am I the hero or am I the beast?
We go on talking,
We go on wondering...
Wow, that guy has David Gilmour's voice!
I actually thought it was Robyn Hitchcock until I looked...
Ok. I thought it was Porcupine Tree. Or one of Steven Wilson’s reiteration thereof.
...and I thought it was Beck
Here is an old article about the band. They have a Facebook page but not much info. Apparently they are out of Richmond, VA.
Seriously agree. I wassa thinking "Beck much?"
It took BillG pairing this with PF's Childhood's End for me to go +2 to 8...this cut is smooth and relaxing, Long Live RP and hope you're well wherever you are CoJo!!
Andromeda Rises
Written By: Frank Scott
Andromeda rises at night in late summer,
Sleeps face down so she won't wake up.
Never had a dime, in her mind she's a rich girl
Never hesitates to drink from the cup.
Eyes so deep and I'm asleep now,
On the horizon in the northeast.
The pieces of the puzzle fall down around us.
Am I the hero or am I the beast?
We go on talking,
We go on wondering...
Impressions on the sky are a serious thing,
And I want to dream like a spaceman dreams.
She makes me ask questions that I always forget.
Am I the hero or am I the beast?
We go on talking,
We go on wondering...
The Lost Satellites began as a studio project in the spring of 2007 in Petersburg, VA. The sound is a colorful mix of songwriting and lyricism continuing the traditions of 60's rock and 80's and 90's grunge and alt rock, blanketed with contemporary indie style and attitude. Openly introspective, often provocative, a bit irreverent, loads of fun, certainly post modern...In a medium where image has become more important than integrity, The Lost Satellites are staying focused on the music and true to the art. The band fully formed in 2008 following the release of the first album, so catch a show.
The debut album, Worlds Collide, was written and produced by Frank Scott at Flying Squirrel Studios in Petersburg, VA. Featured are many of the former members of the Richmond, VA based band, The McGuffin. Chris Mitchell contributes all but one drum track, and other players appear scattered throughout the songs. Special guest appearances are made by Peter Holsapple (R.E.M., Hootie and the Blowfish, The Db's), who plays a stellar hammond organ arrangement on song 4, "Not For Profit." Another former Db's member, Chris Stamey (Whiskeytown, Caitin Cary, The Db's) mixed the album, and lended a nice synth track on "Hole."
He turned into Ray Davies for a minute there, lots of vocal comparisons on this singer ...
That is kind of like saying someone has Thom Yorke's dance moves or Dave Grohl's guitar skills. Not bad, but not their greatest talent.
Sure doesn't have David Gilmour's fingers.
I was hoping for more...consistency?
I liked the songs Everything Ends and You've Lost Your Mind from the download, they're a bit more moody like this one comparatively
My thoughts exactly, but maybe that's because here at work i can't turn the speakers up...
Ditto....but not his guitar skills.
I was hoping for more...consistency?
Check it out...https://www.thelostsatellites.com/download.html
just checked out the video for the tune "Worlds Collide". Really nice stuff.
Check it out...https://www.thelostsatellites.com/download.html
My thoughts exactly, but maybe that's because here at work i can't turn the speakers up...
And David Bowie deserves a nod here as well, burning it up again!
Yes, and that's not a bad thing...
I only got it to change 0.8