So Tonight That I Might See
Mazzy Star
1993
So Tonight That I Might See is a Alt/Indie album by Mazzy Star, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 70 pressings tracked, owned by 66 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Dream Pop
- dreamy
- wistful
- nocturnal
About
Imagine a jukebox in Route 66's loneliest roadhouse, and it might sound a lot like Mazzy Star’s second album. Tambourines roll at tumbleweed tempos, a lap steel gently weeps, and Hope Sandoval sings with the fluid grace of a waking dream. The title track is a psychedelic swirl of feedback and gentle murmurs, and “Mary of Silence” goes even deeper into Doors-inspired drone rock. On “Fade into You,” Sandoval’s weary voice falls across acoustic strumming like velvet curtains brushing an empty dance floor.
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Tracklist
- 1Fade into You4:55
- 2Bells Ring4:32
- 3Mary of Silence6:02
- 4Five String Serenade4:24
- 5Blue Light5:10
- 6She's My Baby4:25
- 7Unreflected3:42
- 8Wasted5:31
- 9Into Dust5:36
- 10So Tonight That I Might See7:20
Credits
Performers
- David RobackGUITAR
- Hope SandovalGUITAR VOCALS HARMONICA
- Jason YatesBASS
- Keith MitchellDRUMS
- William CooperSTRINGS
66 collectors on Gatefold own this · 70 pressings tracked on Gatefold