...And Star Power indie rock duo Foxygen , released October 14, 2014 through Jagjaguwar . It is a double album that follows a loose concept around the eponymous fictional band Star Power.
...And Star Power Released October 14, 2014 (2014-10-14 ) Recorded 2013–2014 Genre Length 82 :07 Label Jagjaguwar Producer Foxygen
"How Can You Really" "Cosmic Vibrations"
Unlike their previous full-length, the album was recorded almost entirely at home and in various locations in Los Angeles, such as the Chateau Marmont and Beverly Hills Hotel.
Pitchfork released the track listing on July 30, 2014.[ 16]
Side One, Part One: The Hits Title 1. "Star Power Airlines" 1:11 2. "How Can You Really" 3:05 3. "Coulda Been My Love" 3:52 4. "Cosmic Vibrations" 5:01 5. "You & I" 2:17
Side One, Part Two: Star Power Suite Title 6. "Star Power I: Overture" 1:41 7. "Star Power II: Star Power Nite" 2:14 8. "Star Power III: What Are We Good For" 3:20 9. "Star Power IV: Ooh Ooh" 1:50
Side Two: The Paranoid Side Title 10. "I Don't Have Anything/The Gate" 4:35 11. "Mattress Warehouse" 4:26 12. "666" 2:05 13. "Flowers" 3:11 14. "Wally's Farm" 1:58 15. "Cannibal Holocaust" 3:48 16. "Hot Summer" 1:49
Side Three: Scream: Journey Through Hell Title 17. "Cold Winter/Freedom" 6:14 18. "Can't Contextualize My Mind" 3:54 19. "Brooklyn Police Station" 4:21 20. "The Game" 2:21 21. "Freedom II" 3:53 22. "Talk" 4:07
Side Four: Hang on to Love Title 23. "Everyone Needs Love" 6:47 24. "Hang" 4:07
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