tom rapp: stardancer (CD)

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tom rapp
stardancer (CD)
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Information

Format: CD
Label: Lemon
Genre: Psychedelic

Released 15/06/09. Rapp stated that Stardancer was the first album since the first Pearls album One Nation Underground over which he had full control. The fierce anti-war song "Fourth Day of July", with its references to "the broken children of Vietnam", was widely played in "underground" circles of the time. The lighthearted "Summer of '55" contains some of Rapp's cleverest aphorisms, such as "When the day breaks / the pieces fall on you". Two of his other songs, "Stardancer" and "For The Dead In Space", reflect on themes of loss against a background of space travel and can be seen as reworkings of Like most of the Pearls Before Swine albums, the sleeve design used classic art works, in this case the painting "Descent of the Rebel Angels" by Pieter Brueghel the Elder on the front sleeve, and a William Morris background design on the reverse.Pearls Before Swine's earlier "Rocket Man". "

For The Dead In Space / The Baptist / Summer of '55 / Tiny Song / Stardancer / Marshall / Why Should I Care / Touch Tripping / Les Ans / Fourth Day Of July"