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Space Brothers – Shine. 42 POINTS
Nominated by @BoysForSeles
You’ll feel emotions you have never known
There will be questions in your mind
1997, UK, No. 23 smash! Ending up ten places higher than in their Ascension guise, this is the highest placing song for the Space Brothers and their Quantum Leap box set of different identities. @dmlaw wheels out his daughter Joanna a final time to bash out the vocals here. Space brothers moniker has been largely dormant for a long while, their other guises being more prominent. Ricky Simmonds and Stephen Jones have largely retired the Space Brothers moniker now, but luckily they’ve another six hundred to fall back on.
I fully expected this to perform well, and I’ve not been disappointed. The tempering of the trance element with a hearty dose of Europop means it’s that bit more accessible that some of the other trance efforts in the running. Genuinely great.
Here’s that beach festival from the Ascension write up again. No sign of Nicola Sturgeon, but its nice to see Sheila Hancock living it up right in the middle there.
Space Brothers – Shine. 42 POINTS
Nominated by @BoysForSeles
You’ll feel emotions you have never known
There will be questions in your mind
1997, UK, No. 23 smash! Ending up ten places higher than in their Ascension guise, this is the highest placing song for the Space Brothers and their Quantum Leap box set of different identities. @dmlaw wheels out his daughter Joanna a final time to bash out the vocals here. Space brothers moniker has been largely dormant for a long while, their other guises being more prominent. Ricky Simmonds and Stephen Jones have largely retired the Space Brothers moniker now, but luckily they’ve another six hundred to fall back on.
I fully expected this to perform well, and I’ve not been disappointed. The tempering of the trance element with a hearty dose of Europop means it’s that bit more accessible that some of the other trance efforts in the running. Genuinely great.
Here’s that beach festival from the Ascension write up again. No sign of Nicola Sturgeon, but its nice to see Sheila Hancock living it up right in the middle there.
still, given the age of it, it’s impressive it made it into the final.