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Monster Magnet – “No Paradise For Me” [SoundCloud Song Stream]
2013 saw the release of Monster Magnet’s latest album Last Patrol. Now comes Milking the Stars a reimagining of Last Patrol. Met with critical acclaim and supported by a world tour, Last Patrol has become a staple in the Monster Magnet discography.
The Skinny: 2013 saw the release of Monster Magnet’s latest album Last Patrol. Now comes Milking the Stars a reimagining of Last Patrol. Met with critical acclaim and supported by a world tour, Last Patrol has become a staple in the Monster Magnet discography.
Today the artwork, track listing and first song from Milking the Stars have been released. Wyndorf’s pick for the first song he wanted fans to be exposed to is “No Paradise For Me”. The song according to Wyndorf is “interesting, fucked up and old school sounding.” Listen to “No Paradise For Me” above.
Milking the Stars Track Listing:
01. Let the Circus Burn
02. Mindless Ones ’68
03. No Paradise For Me
04. End of Time (B-3)
05. Milking the Stars
06. Hellelujah (Fuzz And Swamp)
07. I Live Behind The Clouds (Roughed Up And Slightly Spaced)
08. Goliath Returns
09. Stay Tuned (Even Sadder)
10. The Duke (Full On Drums ‘N Wah)
11. Last Patrol (Live)
12. Three Kingfishers (Live)
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