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My list basically breaks into 3 segments:
Move your ass
then
Move your cerebral cortex
then
Move your head. Back and forth. A lot.
With short little songs breaking up each section.
So, no grand theme here, but, I did want to represent some of my tastes in music, without includin my very beloved U2.
I am sure you all have heard most of the songs on my list before, but, hopefully, one or two will be new to you and you'll like them.
Bottom line: What's better than rocking the fuck out on Space Moon?
Shake Your Body Down to the Ground - Michael Jackson
Best of My Love - The Emotions
Don't Leave me this Way - Thelma Houston
Disco Inferno - The Trammps
The Wings - Gustavo Santaolalla - Brokeback Soundtrack
The Nude - Catherine Wheel
Sky Starts Falling - Doves
Just a Touch - REM
Goodnight Song - Tears for Fears
Lovelife - Lush
Sukiyaki - Utada Hikaru
Renegades of Funk - Rage Against te Machine
Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
Fight the Fight - Living Colour
Sunless Saturday - Fishbone
The Analog Kid - Rush
Sgt Peppers (Reprise) - The Beatles
GibsonGirl:
SPACE MOON: THE BEGINNING
This is a retrospective concept album about the early beginnings of Space Moon.
Side One - Space Moon was discovered by mankind, and its potential as a place to
rock the fuck out on was immediately recognised. "Let's go! Let's go!" Super
massive black holes provided the only means of transportation to and from Space
Moon at that time, and some were less than enthusiastic about this. These people
decided to rock the fuck out on earth instead. They were rocking the fuck out,
and that was all that mattered, right? But not for long...
Side Two - The lure of Space Moon was too strong. People began looking to the
sky more often. Some wondered what it would be like to go to Space Moon and had
fantasies about how incredible it would be to rock the fuck out there.
Eventually, an intergalactic boat was constructed (along with an intergalactic
bubble balloon) and the first colonists landed on Space Moon. They rocked the
fuck out, and it was good. Everything they had previously touched, seen,
tasted, felt, loved, hated, distrusted, saved, gave, dealt, bought, begged,
borrowed, stolen, created, destroyed, done, said, eaten, met, slighted and
fought was eclipsed by the glory of the Space Moon.
There is no dark side on the Space Moon, really.
Tracklisting:
SIDE ONE
1. U2 - Zooropa (6:32)
2. Muse - Supermassive Black Hole (3:29)
3. Rage Against The Machine - Know Your Enemy (4:56)
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Power Of Equality (4:04)
5. Bloc Party - Hunting For Witches (3:32)
6. Modest Mouse - Fly Trapped In A Jar (4:30)
7. The White Stripes - Little Cream Soda (4:35)
SIDE TWO
8. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Purple Haze (2:52)
9. The Beatles - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (3:29)
10. The Doors - Moonlight Drive (3:02)
11. The Police - Walking On The Moon (5:02)
12. Radiohead - Sail To The Moon (4:18)
13. The Flaming Lips - Approaching Pavonis Mons By Balloon (Utopia Planitia)
(3:09)
14. Pink Floyd - Eclipse (2:04)
Total runtime: 54:38
My list basically breaks into 3 segments:
Move your ass
then
Move your cerebral cortex
then
Move your head. Back and forth. A lot.
With short little songs breaking up each section.
So, no grand theme here, but, I did want to represent some of my tastes in music, without includin my very beloved U2.
I am sure you all have heard most of the songs on my list before, but, hopefully, one or two will be new to you and you'll like them.
Bottom line: What's better than rocking the fuck out on Space Moon?
Shake Your Body Down to the Ground - Michael Jackson
Best of My Love - The Emotions
Don't Leave me this Way - Thelma Houston
Disco Inferno - The Trammps
The Wings - Gustavo Santaolalla - Brokeback Soundtrack
The Nude - Catherine Wheel
Sky Starts Falling - Doves
Just a Touch - REM
Goodnight Song - Tears for Fears
Lovelife - Lush
Sukiyaki - Utada Hikaru
Renegades of Funk - Rage Against te Machine
Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
Fight the Fight - Living Colour
Sunless Saturday - Fishbone
The Analog Kid - Rush
Sgt Peppers (Reprise) - The Beatles
GibsonGirl:
SPACE MOON: THE BEGINNING
This is a retrospective concept album about the early beginnings of Space Moon.
Side One - Space Moon was discovered by mankind, and its potential as a place to
rock the fuck out on was immediately recognised. "Let's go! Let's go!" Super
massive black holes provided the only means of transportation to and from Space
Moon at that time, and some were less than enthusiastic about this. These people
decided to rock the fuck out on earth instead. They were rocking the fuck out,
and that was all that mattered, right? But not for long...
Side Two - The lure of Space Moon was too strong. People began looking to the
sky more often. Some wondered what it would be like to go to Space Moon and had
fantasies about how incredible it would be to rock the fuck out there.
Eventually, an intergalactic boat was constructed (along with an intergalactic
bubble balloon) and the first colonists landed on Space Moon. They rocked the
fuck out, and it was good. Everything they had previously touched, seen,
tasted, felt, loved, hated, distrusted, saved, gave, dealt, bought, begged,
borrowed, stolen, created, destroyed, done, said, eaten, met, slighted and
fought was eclipsed by the glory of the Space Moon.
There is no dark side on the Space Moon, really.
Tracklisting:
SIDE ONE
1. U2 - Zooropa (6:32)
2. Muse - Supermassive Black Hole (3:29)
3. Rage Against The Machine - Know Your Enemy (4:56)
4. Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Power Of Equality (4:04)
5. Bloc Party - Hunting For Witches (3:32)
6. Modest Mouse - Fly Trapped In A Jar (4:30)
7. The White Stripes - Little Cream Soda (4:35)
SIDE TWO
8. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Purple Haze (2:52)
9. The Beatles - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (3:29)
10. The Doors - Moonlight Drive (3:02)
11. The Police - Walking On The Moon (5:02)
12. Radiohead - Sail To The Moon (4:18)
13. The Flaming Lips - Approaching Pavonis Mons By Balloon (Utopia Planitia)
(3:09)
14. Pink Floyd - Eclipse (2:04)
Total runtime: 54:38
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