Lemon Jelly
Lemon Jelly were a British electronica duo from London, UK and formed in 1998, consisting of Nick Franglen and Fred Deakin. Franglen and Deakin initially released three limited-circulation EPs: The Bath (1998), The Yellow (1999), and The Midnight (2000), all of which were then collected into a widely-released album in 2000, Lemonjelly.ky, which was both a critical and a commercial success. Their second album (and self-proclaimed first studio album), Lost Horizons, was released in 2002, and was another success. Their last album, 2005's '64-'95, featured a sticker to warn listeners that "This is our new album. It's not like our Read Full BioLemon Jelly were a British electronica duo from London, UK and formed in 1998, consisting of Nick Franglen and Fred Deakin.
Franglen and Deakin initially released three limited-circulation EPs: The Bath (1998), The Yellow (1999), and The Midnight (2000), all of which were then collected into a widely-released album in 2000, Lemonjelly.ky, which was both a critical and a commercial success.
Their second album (and self-proclaimed first studio album), Lost Horizons, was released in 2002, and was another success.
Their last album, 2005's '64-'95, featured a sticker to warn listeners that "This is our new album. It's not like our old album." The title comes from the fact that each track features a single sample drawn from years between 1964 and 1995, incorporating each sample in a variety of imaginative ways.
Some of their best or well-known songs are:
- The Staunton Lick
- Kneel Before Your God
- Space Walk
- Nice Weather For Ducks
- '75 Aka Stay With You
- '90 aka A Man Like Me
They have also made mix sets for Radio 1's Mary-Anne Hobbs' 'Breezeblock' show, as well as for a variety of other shows (6 Mix, XFM's 'The Hijack', The Blue Room, etc). They have remixed a number of other artists, including Badly Drawn Boy, Pet Shop Boys and Coldcut, as well as collaborated with William Shatner on a track from his latest album.
Fred Deakin is also co-founder and creative director of print and interactive design agency Airside.
In January 2008, the duo announced Lemon Jelly would be breaking up for the foreseeable future. Fred Deakin released the news on their forum. He also stated that whilst there was a possibility the two would work together again, they would be pursuing solo careers for the time being.
Fred Deakin's website featuring Lemon Jelly info, his art, music and a comprehensive digital biography :
https://freddeak.in/project/lemon-jelly//
More Information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon_Jelly
Franglen and Deakin initially released three limited-circulation EPs: The Bath (1998), The Yellow (1999), and The Midnight (2000), all of which were then collected into a widely-released album in 2000, Lemonjelly.ky, which was both a critical and a commercial success.
Their second album (and self-proclaimed first studio album), Lost Horizons, was released in 2002, and was another success.
Their last album, 2005's '64-'95, featured a sticker to warn listeners that "This is our new album. It's not like our old album." The title comes from the fact that each track features a single sample drawn from years between 1964 and 1995, incorporating each sample in a variety of imaginative ways.
Some of their best or well-known songs are:
- The Staunton Lick
- Kneel Before Your God
- Space Walk
- Nice Weather For Ducks
- '75 Aka Stay With You
- '90 aka A Man Like Me
They have also made mix sets for Radio 1's Mary-Anne Hobbs' 'Breezeblock' show, as well as for a variety of other shows (6 Mix, XFM's 'The Hijack', The Blue Room, etc). They have remixed a number of other artists, including Badly Drawn Boy, Pet Shop Boys and Coldcut, as well as collaborated with William Shatner on a track from his latest album.
Fred Deakin is also co-founder and creative director of print and interactive design agency Airside.
In January 2008, the duo announced Lemon Jelly would be breaking up for the foreseeable future. Fred Deakin released the news on their forum. He also stated that whilst there was a possibility the two would work together again, they would be pursuing solo careers for the time being.
Fred Deakin's website featuring Lemon Jelly info, his art, music and a comprehensive digital biography :
https://freddeak.in/project/lemon-jelly//
More Information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon_Jelly
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Space Walk
Lemon Jelly Lyrics
"The hatch is coming open. Okay. It's open."
"Verified."
"I'm moving outside. Okay, I'm letting go."
"Copy that."
"I'm starting to drift away. It really is dark out here."
"How am I doing?"
"You're doing fine."
"I'm beginning to see a uh, point of light on the horizon.
It's, uhh, getting larger.
I'm... I'm getting some breakout oscillations. Oh, it's coming quicker now. It's really going. Any second now. Here we go. And uh, woah! Heh heh. Woo boy! That really is something. Oh, that's tremendous. Well that, that's just uh, beautiful."
"Beautiful, beautiful, just beautiful"
"Zero G's, I don't mind"
"And it looks good to me"
"Reading you loud and clear"
"Feel like a million dollars"
"Roger"
"You are going to descent"
"That's decent"
"I can almost make out the surface"
"Looking great, here we go"
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: FRED DEAKIN, NICK FRANGLEN
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Juan Carlos Hidalgo
"'The hatch is coming open. Okay. It's open.'
'Verified.'
'I'm moving outside. Okay, I'm letting go.'
'Copy that.'
'I'm starting to drift away. It really is dark out here.'
'How am I doing?'
'You're doing fine.'
'I'm beginning to see a uh, point of light on the horizon.'
'It's, uhh, getting larger.'
'I'm... I'm getting some breakout oscillations. Oh, it's coming quicker now.
It's really going. Any second now. Here we go. And uh, woah! Heh heh. Woo
boy! That really is something. Oh, that's tremendous. Well that, that's
just uh, beautiful.'"
"Beautiful, beautiful, just beautiful" (Note: Repeated many times throughout
the song)
"Zero G's, I don't mind" @ 1:40,
"And it looks good to me" @ 1:50
"Reading you loud and clear" @ 2:00
"Feel like a million dollars" @ 2:09
"Roger" @ 2:45
"You are going to <???> descent" @ 2:55
"That's <???>" @ 3:06
"I can almost make out the surface" @ 3:12
"Looking great, here we go" @ 3:22
Stable Genius Politics
This song is so pure. Pure bliss. Great vibes. I even get chills. Life is beautiful. That's the reason I'm here. To tell you that life is beautiful. And if you don't believe me, listen to the song again. Beautiful, just beautiful. I feel like a million dollars.
Mike van Schijndel
@Ian Glenn Thanks! Never really knew for sure if the samples were taken from an original space recording. Pretty awesome to find out they are (although I did expect they were).
guernica69
Juuuuuuuust beautiful
Gina Mills
thats right!!
Ian Glenn
I just found out that the "beautiful" in this song is sampled from Jim McDivitt saying to Ed White " you look beautiful out there" outside the window during his spacewalk. In a way that human connection makes me love this song more than if it was just a guy describing a view.
Alex Kelvy
thanks😆
Renee Christ
Space Walk was our getting busy song. Now my love is in another dimension and it is the song I visit him with. I love you, Samuel, eternally, unconditionally, completely. I miss you so much.
SmoovGroov
Wow. 😢
Zeal Omnia
<3
Anna K
Freaking dreamy, even all these years later.