Alana Harper
Production Assistant Alana Harper joined Studio 360 in 2011. A writer and longtime public radio listener, Alana first developed an interest in radio while earning a master’s degree in arts journalism at Syracuse University. She ...
Gig Alert: The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger
Thursday, August 19, 2010
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Every weekday, we're offering free mp3s from artists playing in the metropolitan area. Download the song, and if you like what you hear, click the tickets link to see the show.
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The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger
"The World Was Made for Men"
Playing at: Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette St., East Village)
Get: Tickets | Directions
Sean Lennon has a couple of solo records under his belt, but he seems to be more comfortable collaborating with others, as evidenced by his associations with Cibo Matto, Del tha Funkee Homosapien and his famous mother, Yoko. His latest project is the Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger (aka the GOASTT), a duo he formed with his model girlfriend, Charlotte Kemp Muhl. Much like Lennon's solo work, the group's sound is a blend of gentle psychedelia and sweet, singer-songwriter pop. This tune, with its lulling strings and Lennon and Muhl's reedy hum, is both soothing and trippy.
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Hello Heidi.
Sorry, this song was only available for a limited time. It does look available for purchase on the band's site: http://www.thegoastt.com/music.html
Sorry, I checked back for a couple of days after leaving the above message and then haven't checked this song again until now. Unfortunately, now the download button doesn't appear anymore. HELP! Is there any way to still download this song? I LOVE IT!
This song should now be downloadable. Thanks for the notice.
The song does not download, only a four second intro.
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