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label: rca
released: 1995
as i was walking through various thrift stores and pawn shops the other day...i noticed that they all had at least one copy of this album
and that made me question humanity even more
then as i was checking the SGM catalog...i noticed that this hasn't been posted here yet
and that made me question SGM a little bit...and i don't like doing that...the last time i questioned SGM about anything...i woke up with a paper mache billy corgan's head on the pillow next to me
and for those of you that are interested...it's getting a re-release on vinyl in march: YOU'D PREFER AN ASTRONAUT
DL: you'd prefer an astronaut
4 comments:
this and it's follow up Downward is Heavenward are extremely unsung. great material. musical density.
"Stars" blew my mind the first time I heard it. It's still in semi-heavy rotation on a couple of my playlists. But I've never heard the entire album. I've read that it's pretty good... looking forward to listening to it tonight.
thanks!
This is the album that got me through adolescence. If not for it, I don't think I'd have made it. I and my thank you Matt Talbot, the band.
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