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Transmissions from the Sea of Tranquility

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Download links and information about Transmissions from the Sea of Tranquility by Samples. This album was released in 1997 and it belongs to Rock, Alternative genres. It contains 28 tracks with total duration of 02:22:09 minutes.

Artist: Samples
Release date: 1997
Genre: Rock, Alternative
Tracks: 28
Duration: 02:22:09
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Sacred Stones 6:03
2. Prehistoric Bird 3:46
3. African Ivory 5:25
4. Indiana 3:48
5. Still Water 3:53
6. When the Day Is Done 4:17
7. Information 4:56
8. Did You Ever Look So Nice 7:28
9. Conquistador 4:55
10. Blocked Transmissions By a Little Whale 1:57
11. Giants 6:19
12. Weight of the World 5:57
13. Won't Be Back Again 2:40
14. Who Am I? 4:57
15. Home Recordings (Bonus Track) 4:24
16. Watching the Wheels 3:52
17. Transmissions from Earth 5:07
18. Losing End of Distance 6:31
19. Streets In the Rain 4:01
20. Anyone But You 4:44
21. The Last Drag 5:45
22. Little Silver Ring 4:34
23. Flying 5:30
24. Nothing Lasts for Long 4:51
25. As Tears Fall 6:04
26. Buffalo Herds & Windmills 4:39
27. Feel Us Shakin' 9:39
28. Summertime 6:07

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The bulk of the double-disc Transmissions from the Sea of Tranquility is culled from a concert the Samples gave at the Fox Theater in Boulder, Colorado in July of 1997. The Samples are at their best in concert, and many of songs on the album are actually stronger in this incarnation than they are on their studio versions. You would never know that Kenny James, Rob Somers and Alex Matson are new members — they fit right into the group's sound. There are a handful of songs that were recorded live at the Boulder Theater but without an audience, as well as some studio cuts. While these aren't as exciting as the live tracks, they do mark the first time the songs "Flying" and "Prehistoric Bird" have been recorded, and they also include the new song "Sacred Stones" and a version of John Lennon's "Watching the Wheels."