Spaceship Landing in a Cemetery, by John Shirley and Jerry King

Spaceship Landing in a Cemetery

by John Shirley and Jerry King

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1.	Pigzipper 04:19	info	buy track
2.	Puppet Dance 04:44	info	buy track
3.	Nothing 04:36	info	buy track
4.	Machinery of the Sea 03:40	info	buy track
5.	Iniquities 05:25	info	buy track
6.	Silicon Embrace 04:50	info	buy track
7.	Why Am I So Weird? 06:20	info	buy track
8.	Tippy Top 05:36	info	buy track
9.	Lou Reed's Last Words 06:01	info	buy track
10.	High 05:39	info	buy track

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"Blue Oyster Cult lyricist teams with guitar ace for a complicated but thrilling listen...Shirley and King take every opportunity to veer off into unpredictable tangents. From the atmospheric spoken word of Machinery of the Sea to the slightly sinister Lou Reed's Last Words... Some of it's genuinely thrilling. The sax on Tippy Top is a blast of unfettered Fela Kuti-style Afro-jazz, while the Claptonesque guitar solo on Iniquities is lovely. It all comes across as equal parts Zappa, Iggy Pop, Marvin Pontiac and late night radio host. It's the sound of someone spinning records and yarns on obscure frequencies for lost drivers and acid trippers. By any measure, it's complicated." Prog Magazine Issue 92, October, 2018

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released April 6, 2019

Produced by Chad Wardwell and Jerry King
Jupiterworks, 2018

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Cloud Over Jupiter Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin

In 2015 Jerry King released his 1st album & has recorded w/ rock legends Ric Parnell (Spinal Tap) Richie Castellano (Blue Oyster Cult) Dave Newhouse (The Muffins), Sean Rickman (George Duke) & released 2 albums with Blue Oyster Cult lyricist John Shirley. He’s been featured on more than 30 albums & continues to make music w/ Cloud Over Jupiter & his new group MOON X w/ Newhouse ... more

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