Satellite Soul
Straight Back to Kansas
© 2006 Satellite Soul (837101245524)
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National act gone indie offers up their 4th record filled with storyteller lyrics and frank mid-western rock/alternative country sounds. This record will remind you of the Jayhawks, Wilco, Son Volt and Elliot Smith.
tracks
- 1 Song For A Lonely Person
- 2 Visceral
- 3 Can't Find the Handle
- 4 Crazy
- 5 Indiana
- 6 Almost Ready
- 7 Gone
- 8 Saddest Happy Ending
- 9 Ruin Me
- 10 Good Ride Down
- 11 Bury Me
- 12 It's You
- 13 A Little Understanding
- 14 Everything
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Satellite Soul is back from their self-imposed semi- hiatus. In 2003 they sort of slipped away from the music scene after 3 critically acclaimed national releases, plenty of radio success and a reputation for a great live show. They are back with a noteworthy 4th project Straight Back to Kansas, flavored with their unabashed storyteller lyrics and frank mid-western rock and roll style that begs a closer listen. This record is bound to not only please the droves of Satellite Soul’s faithful fans, but will undoubtedly gain them a new, wider audience. The sound is vaguely similar to the first three projects, but with a decidedly more country flair and a lot more idealism which you might just call, well, confidence.
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author: Clark W. GriswoldHey Rob...I know the guys and I know it took them three years to make this CD. Rushed? You're right, this disc is not southern rock, but it is honest. For anyone wanting a disc full of music that comes across as an honest reflection of musical and personal growth- I would check this disc out...
Not as good as previous efforts
author: robThe bos of Stallite Soul are back after 3 years of other Godly endeavors. However, they seem to have lost a little something on their new album. It doesnt have that southern accoustic rock feel. It feels rushed. its good. But not as good as their other 2 albums.