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This is the original album version. Opening into the first verse, quiet, low-register vocals layer behind a danceable beat loop surrounded by atmospheric synthesizers. Echoing distorted guitars break up parts of the multiple verses, then cover the background of the track during the chorus, which is mostly built on the differing lyrics and vocal layering. The coda of the track augments these elements with jangling guitar reminiscent of ''[[The Fragile (halo)|The Fragile]]'' and, prominently, a bassline backed by 'swarm' guitar layering that changes the mood of the track into something more mysterious and sinister. As layers build, the song gives out to several of the ambient layers and vocals only, fading out all the way. | This is the original album version. Opening into the first verse, quiet, low-register vocals layer behind a danceable beat loop surrounded by atmospheric synthesizers. Echoing distorted guitars break up parts of the multiple verses, then cover the background of the track during the chorus, which is mostly built on the differing lyrics and vocal layering. The coda of the track augments these elements with jangling guitar reminiscent of ''[[The Fragile (halo)|The Fragile]]'' and, prominently, a bassline backed by 'swarm' guitar layering that changes the mood of the track into something more mysterious and sinister. As layers build, the song gives out to several of the ambient layers and vocals only, fading out all the way. | ||
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+ | Exclusive to an internal [[Columbia Records]] promo released under the name "Taxi Driver". | ||
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===Satellite (Hot Chip Remix)=== | ===Satellite (Hot Chip Remix)=== | ||
'''''Running Time: 6:44''''' | '''''Running Time: 6:44''''' |
Revision as of 05:36, 15 March 2022
Satellite (Instrumental)
Satellite (Hot Chip Remix)
"Satellite" is the eighth track on the 2013 release Hesitation Marks. "Satellite", along with "Everything", was originally written and recorded for a forthcoming greatest hits package for Interscope Records, but instead provided inspiration towards a new album.[1]
Contents
Song Credits
- Trent Reznor: Vocals, Electronics, Percussion, Guitar, Bass
Appearances
Halos
- Hesitation Marks
Seeds
Versions
Satellite
This is the original album version. Opening into the first verse, quiet, low-register vocals layer behind a danceable beat loop surrounded by atmospheric synthesizers. Echoing distorted guitars break up parts of the multiple verses, then cover the background of the track during the chorus, which is mostly built on the differing lyrics and vocal layering. The coda of the track augments these elements with jangling guitar reminiscent of The Fragile and, prominently, a bassline backed by 'swarm' guitar layering that changes the mood of the track into something more mysterious and sinister. As layers build, the song gives out to several of the ambient layers and vocals only, fading out all the way.
Satellite (Instrumental)
Exclusive to an internal Columbia Records promo released under the name "Taxi Driver".
Satellite (Hot Chip Remix)
Running Time: 6:44
Exclusive to the Remix 2014 EP from Beats Music.
Live
This song debuted live on the first night of the Tension 2013 Tour, and was played at a third of the shows on that tour, but has not appeared since. It featured backing vocals by Lisa Fischer and Sharlotte Gibson.
Lyrics
Data trails Like fingernails Scratch across the sky Hard to know Figure out Tell the truth from lies Everywhere Listening Every word you say Think I found A way around Yeah I think I found a way Well, come on Satellite I'm watching you I'm one step ahead Satellite I'm part of you I'm inside your head Yes we can Yes we did Eliminate the spread Better watch What you think What was that you said? Everywhere Everything Every word you say Think I found A way around Yeah I think I found A way I know you're up there somewhere So very high
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