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Big Spaceship : Dream On
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Melodic electro songs somewhere between New Order, Pink Floyd and AIR. From the people that brought you Australia's acclaimed All India Radio.
Genre: Electronic: Electro
Release Date: 2005
Dream On Record Label: KARMIC HIT
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Chantal 4:08 $0.99
The Dream 4:00 $0.99
Do Do 3:05 $0.99
One Step Behind 3:38 $0.99
Find a Place to Land 2:47 $0.99
Where Are You Now? 5:15 $0.99
Blip Blip 3:17 $0.99
Aaah Yes 3:26 $0.99
Planet Dream On 4:00 $0.99
All Aborg 0:18 $0.99
Norwegian Holiday 3:26 $0.99
Taking Tea On the Sunny Side of Saturn 3:42 $0.99
R & B in Space 0:56 $0.99
Sometime 4:52 $0.99
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Album Notes

Big Spaceship is the new project from Martin Kennedy, the man behind atmospheric instrumental band All India Radio. All fans of All India Radio will have plenty to rejoice here - the ambience and wistful melancholy are abundant - but this time with more synthesisers! Big Spaceship's debut album Dream On is a gentle, electronic mood-enhancer somewhere between New Order and Air with enough lift and joy to fill your ears for months.

The album features guest vocals from Glenn Richards from much loved band Augie March and was co-mixed by Michael Paul Stavrou (Siousxie & The Banshees, David Bowie, Kate Bush, Cat Stevens etc).

Released in Australia on the Karmic Hit label which is home to Steve Kilbey from the Church, Jack Frost (featuring Grant Mclennon from the Go Betweens)Snog, Soma and many more.

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REVIEWS

One of Australia's great secrets
author: Jesse W.
This album from Martin Kennedy of all India Radio is one of my favorites. All my friends want to know who it is and why the haven't heard of them. If you like New Order you'll love Big Spaceship. Can't wait for more.
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with Air and Moby coming close but nowhere near as finely tuned.
author: X-PRESS
BIG SPACESHIP - Dream On With the advent, and subsequent popularity, of electronic keyboards and percussion instruments came a new era of music. Although such instruments widely fall into the 'retro' category these days, at the time they were a glimpse of the future; they were the soundtrack to science fiction. Martin Kennedy - he of All India Radio fame - dreams in sounds that recall this vision of the future through music, and has captured its essence better than anyone, with Air and Moby coming close but nowhere near as finely tuned. Often drifting into Jeff Wayne territory, Dream On is the comparative calm and optimism to The War Of The Worlds' mayhem and doom, constructed in such a way as to invite images of ET-like beings who 'come in peace'. Dreamy and ambient, the album flows from track to track as though they were motions in a rock opera, or soundtrack, rather than a pop album, making the experience of continued listening one that is bound by theme, emotion and imagery that is, in itself, commonly bound. Quiet and delicate, Dream On is exactly what one would derive from both the title and the band name, and well worth a listen for anyone who is in the mood for a little bit of fantasy in their head. Lovely stuff. - X-PRESS MAGAZINE AUSTRALIA
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