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Across the Sea of Suns

Jefferson Starship · 1999

127 min · 22 tracks · pop rock · progressive rock · psychedelic rock

A kaleidoscopic blend of soft rock and progressive sounds that evoke both nostalgia and innovation.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • wave-like pacing with peaks
  • nostalgic reflections on past
  • dynamic progression across tracks
  • for long journeys
  • immersive headphone listening experience

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer quick, standalone songs
  • seek high-energy instant gratification

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 1999, 'Across the Sea of Suns' was Jefferson Starship's first album in over a decade, following their last release, 'Love Among the Cannibals' (1989). At this point in their career, the band was navigating a shift in musical identity while retaining elements of their classic sound, which had evolved through various lineup changes since their inception in the late 1960s.
Stylistic neighbors
Kansas· Boston· Electric Light Orchestra

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Caroline 5:22
  • 2 She Has Funny Cars 5:11
  • 3 When the Earth Moves Again 4:13
  • 4 Good Shepard 5:44
  • 5 Today 2:49
  • 6 Dcba-25 2:43
  • 7 Eskimo Blue Day 6:55
  • 8 How do You Feel 3:38
  • 9 Miracles 7:11
  • 10 Have You Seen the Stars Tonight? 7:39
  • 11 Embryonic Journey 6:16

Disc 2

  • 1 There Will Be Love 4:53
  • 2 Hearts 9:12
  • 3 Hey Frederick 5:58
  • 4 When I Was a Boy I Watched the Wolves 5:09
  • 5 Hyperdrive 7:08
  • 6 You're Bringing Me Down 2:37
  • 7 The Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil 10:25
  • 8 Mexico / Wooden Ships 8:47
  • 9 Somebody to Love / Volunteers 9:25
  • 10 You're My Best Friend 2:53
  • 11 JPP McStep Blues 3:04

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