AIR : VENUS / KELLY WATCH THE STARS (MOOG COOKBOOK REMIX)

Πίσω στα Space Hymns, με δυο κομμάτια του γαλλικού ρετροφουτουριστικού ντουέτου των Air [Nicolas Godin, Jean-Benoit Dunckel]. “Venus” από το τρίτο τους άλμπουμ, Talkie Walkie του 2004 και “Kelly Watch The Stars” σε δυο βερσιόν, από το δισκογραφικό τους ντεμπούτο Moon Safari του ’98.

Back to Space Hymns, with two songs of the French retro-futurists
Air [Nicolas Godin, Jean-Benoit Dunckel]. “Venus” from their third album, Talkie Walkie, released in 2004, and “Kelly Watch The Stars” in two versions, from their debut, Moon Safari of 1998.

00:00 Venus 04:05 Kelly Watch The Stars 07:51 Kelly Watch The Stars (Moog Cookbook Remix)

You could be from Venus
I could be from Mars
We would be together
Lovers forever
Care for each other
You could live in the sea
And I could be a bird
We would be together
Lovers forever
Care for each other
If you were an illusion
I would make it real
We would be together
Lovers forever
Care for each other
If you walk in the sun
I will be your shadow
We would be together
Lovers forever
Care for each other

Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
The stars, the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
The stars, the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars
Kelly watch the stars

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5 Comments

  1. Sue Dreamwalker April 1, 2021 at 12:43 am

    Thank you Oannes…. Another newby for me….
    Watching the Stars…. And satellites falling from the sky!..
    Have a great April both of you.. 🙂

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    1. Oannes April 1, 2021 at 7:24 pm

      Same to you Sue! Thank you very much!

      Reply
  2. Resa April 2, 2021 at 10:53 pm

    Cool music. Your description “retro-futurists” is perfect!

    Reply
    1. Oannes April 2, 2021 at 11:39 pm

      Thank you!
      The term “retro-futurist” is not mine, it is widely used in the “music press”.

      Reply

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