N.A.S.A

[roosta]

Anyone else heard of this?

The list of names assembled for the forthcoming N.A.S.A. album The Spirit of Apollo, out February 17 on Anti-, makes our heads hurt. Somehow, the production duo of Squeak E. Clean (Spike Jonze's brother Sam Spiegel) and DJ Zegon (pro skateboarder Ze Gonzales) has corralled a list of 41 bold-faced names (I counted) for its debut album. Among those joining the clusterfuck: David Byrne, Kanye West, Ghostface Killah, Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O and Nick Zinner, M.I.A., Santogold, E-40, Sizzla, and Scarface. Tom Waits and Kool Keith show up on the same track on this thing. Jesus Christ.

Sounds interesting. (http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/node/148288) Never heard of these dudes, but i like the Money song.


N.A.S.A - Money (http://pitchfork.tv/videos/nasa-money)

[hpdrifter]

Yeah, the "featuring" list is pretty fucking long on this album. I just got this and listened to it once. Sounds pretty good to me.

[jabumbo]

i caught about half a set last summer when these guys played a festival in town. it was pretty decent stuff, from what i heard.

they also pop up on occasion on various remixes i come across. just enough to be remembered, but not too much to be overused. i dig em (y)

[hpdrifter]

Really digging Strange Enough. Can someone explain how Old Dirty Bastard is on this song? May be an old recycled verse but he does name-check N.A.S.A. so I don't know...:confused:

[Kid Presentable]

Very hard album to enjoy. Too many guests, but decet enough cranked up loud.

[Kid Presentable]

This (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJ8bSPfaMqU&feature=related) intro music from Yeah Right was originally what had me so interested in Spiegel. He did Fatlips Today's Ya Day from that same video too.