Space in Your Face explained
Space In Your Face is the second studio album from heavy metal band Galactic Cowboys. It is the band's final album for DGC Records, who pulled the band's touring support shortly after the album's release.[1]
Trivia
- The man on the cover of "Space In Your Face" is David Kitchens, former ranch hand for singer Ben Huggins’ brother-in-law, as he was the only person they could find who fit in the suit.[2]
- During the song "Where Are You Now?", you can hear a scripted phone conversation between bassist Monty Colvin, his wife (at the time) and singer Ben Huggins' wife.
- There are two hidden tracks on this album; "Ranch on Mars" and "Still Life of Peace". These two tracks were hidden so the band could include two more tracks than Geffen wanted.
- Ben Huggins regards Space In Your Face, along with At the End of the Day, as the band's high point.[3]
- Dream Theater cited the album as an influence on their sixth album Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence (2002).[4]
- The album has sold 31,061 copies as of January 2000, according to Nielsen Soundscan.[5]
Personnel
- Ben Huggins - Vocals, acoustic guitar, blues harp
- Dane Sonnier - Guitar, vocals
- Monty Colvin - Bass, vocals
- Alan Doss - Drums, vocals
- Andy Wallace - Mixing
Guest Musicians
- Max Dyer - cello
- Fletch Wiley - trumpet
References
http://www.allmusic.com/album/space-in-your-face-mw0000099587
External links
Notes and References
- Web site: Andy Langer December 2017 11 . 2017-11-23 . The Galactic Cowboys are Still Hoping to Take Flight . 2022-09-03 . Texas Monthly . en.
- Web site: newt . the . 2014-05-08 . Galactic Cowboys create melodic prog-metal with a Beatlesque vibe . 2022-09-03 . earofnewt.com . en-US.
- Web site: Interview with GALACTIC COWBOYS . 2022-09-03 . www.roughedge.com.
- Web site: Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence . 2024-01-13 . Dream Theater . en-US.
- Web site: Sludge . Metal . Sludge Scan For January 2000 Metal Sludge . 2022-09-03 . en-US.
