Spacehog - Resident Alien (MP3@320) [FrankFoo]

Spacehog - Resident Alien (MP3@320)

All songs written or co-written by Antony Langdon and/or Royston Langdon.

There's no denying the strong influence of '70's glam rockers like David Bowie and T. Rex on RESIDENT ALIEN.
A few songs, like "Starside," sound uncannily like early Bowie, complete with spaceship sound effects.
However, Spacehog goes far beyond just retro appeal, partly because of their refusal to take themselves seriously.
Even their most hostile, snarling lyrics are bursting with wit, and the glittery surface of their music is simply
the slick icing on top of a substantial cake made of gritty, rocking guitar and solid drum work.

The icing includes Royston Langdon's theatrical vocals and strutting, stylish songwriting, which includes
tongue-in-cheek lyrics like "So if you raise a glass/To love you passed/Raise a glass to me" (from "Shipwrecked").
Spacehog enjoys this kind of melodramatic posing, both in their lyrics and in their music, but they don't lose track
of a song's dynamics, and their strong sense of timing lends a sharp edge to each track, never allowing its essence
to get lost in the zealous glitter.

Live Recording

Recorded at Bearsville Studios, New York.

Spacehog:
Royston Langdon (vocals, bass, Moog, Hammond B-3, synthesizer);
Antony Langdon (guitar, vocals, synthesizer, Hammond B-3, Moog);
Richard Steel (guitar);
Jonny Cragg (drums, percussion, background vocals).

Additional personnel: Sean (background vocals).


Linage: CD > EAC > flac > dbPoweramp > MP3

Included: NFO, PLS, M3U
Covers: Front
Tags: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3



Track Listing

01. In the Meantime
02. Spacehog
03. Starside
04. Candyman
05. Space Is the Place
06. Never Coming Down (Part I)
07. Cruel to Be Kind
08. Ship Wrecked
09. Only a Few
10. Last Dictator, The
11. Never Coming Down (Part II)
12. Zeroes
13. To Be a Millionaire....Was It Likely?

Playing Time: 01:06:43

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