So Far from Home
| So Far from Home | ||||
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Five Minute Walk | ||||
| Producer | Frank Tate | |||
| Brave Saint Saturn chronology | ||||
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| Review scores | |
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| Source | Rating |
| Exit Zine | not rated[1] |
| Freak Music | not rated |
| Jesus Freak Hideout | not rated link[2] |
| 7ball | not rated[3] |
| HM | not rated[4] |
So Far from Home is the first installment in a space-themed trilogy released by Christian rock band Brave Saint Saturn. This release contains fewer elements of the trilogy's plot that was developed in the two subsequent albums, opting for a more general feeling of darkness and loneliness. It was released in 2000.
Lyricist Reese Roper shows his typical awareness of social issues, albeit with an unusual melancholy.Parable of the Sheep and the Goats.[4] "Two-Twenty-Nine" keeps with the space theme, beginning with a clip from the countdown sequence of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, and relays the personal loss of his grandmother.[4]
The album cover includes NASA image STS082-320-029.
Track listing
- "Prologue"
- "Space Robot Five"
- "Independence Day"
- "Shadow Of Def"
- "Resistor"
- "Fireworks"
- "Under Bridges"
- "Data Stream One"
- "Rocketown"
- "Moon Burns Bright"
- "Two-Twenty-Nine"
- "Gloria"
Personnel
- Reese Roper - Lead Vocals
- Mike Busbee - Keyboard
- Jeff Campitrelli - Drums and percussion
- Scott Kerr - Electric Guitar
- Tony Lacido - Bass
- Masaki Liu - Strings & guitar
- Big Lou The Accordion Princess - Accordion
- Micah Ortega- Turntables
- Monica Smith - Background Vocals
- Frank Tate - "Mad Rap Skills"
- Andrew Verdechhio - Drums
- Eric Wood - Drums
References
- ^ a b James M. Branum. "Reviews / so far from home". Archived from the original on 2006-03-12.
- ^ DiBiase, John (2000-06-05). "reviews / So Far from Home". Jesus Freak Hideout.
- ISSN 1082-3980.
- ^ ISSN 1066-6923.
