Bridge to Nowhere (Album)
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| Studio album by Hypnogaja | ||||
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Publication |
August 4, 2003 |
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| Label (s) | Union State | |||
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CD |
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Title (number) |
12 |
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running time |
approx. 42 minutes |
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John Scott / Jean-Yves Ducornet |
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Bridge to Nowhere is the third studio album by the American melodic hard rock band Hypnogaja and the second to be released by the indie label Union State Records .
scope
It was released on August 4, 2003 and comprises 12 tracks. Some songs like Nowhere , Need to Belive and Spaceman are also included on the 8-track album Kill Switch . The album is also sold online. The band was supported in the production by the former singer of the band Sandy Brown, Leticia Asencio, Lina, Sarah Wallace and Wendy Waldman , who all sang in the background. The latter was even awarded a Grammy .
occupation
- Jason "ShyBoy" Arnold - vocals / programming / turntables
- Jean-Yves "Jeeve" Ducornet - guitar
- Leif Bunting - bass / backing vocals
- Tim Groeschel - drums / guitar
- Mark Nubar Donikian - piano / keyboard
- Sandy Brown - backing vocals
- Lina - backing vocals
- Leticia Asencio - backing vocals
- Wendy Waldman - backing vocals
- Sarah Wallace - backing vocals
- John Scott - producer
- Cat Jimenez - designer
Songs (selection)
Time (Goes On) is about life. In terms of content, it is about the fact that time continues to run and cannot be stopped or reversed. There are several musical influences in the song that the band used, such as hip-hop and electronic elements. You can also hear that singer Jason Arnold is active as a DJ . Spaceman , the sixth song on the album, is also the only song that is only played with acoustic instruments. In terms of content, the song is about escaping everyday life by fantasizing about yourself as an astronaut and enjoying the tranquility of space. Voodoo Baby is about the corruption of people through money. The money works like a voodoo magic. The Ballad of Johnny Alright is about Johnny, a person with a glorified view of life. He doesn't know what is right or wrong and good or bad. In the song, his gullibility and the manipulation of his fellow man is given as a reason. Another song on the album is “Outside, Looking In”, which is about bringing the listener closer to the different mental states that every individual can have. The song is played by an omniscient narrator .
Tracks
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