Grandmother's Spaceship

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Grandmother's Spaceship
Studio album by Scaterd Few
Released	1998
Genre	Christian punk
Length	62:30
Label	Jackson Rubio
Producer	Allan Aguirre
Professional reviews
Phantom Tollbooth Hard Music Magazine [1][1] [2] with interview Cornerstone Magazine Sanctified Press
Scaterd Few chronology
Out of the Attic (1994) Grandmother's Spaceship (1998) Sin Disease / Jawboneofanass (1998)

Grandmother's Spaceship is a studio album by pioneer Christian punk band Scaterd Few. The album paints a cohesive picture of mankind in a technological society. Its overarching message is that humans have isolated themselves from each other and God. It is in this unnatural state that we are destroying ourselves through our vices.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Credits 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Track listing

1. "Intro"
2. "Space Junk"
3. "Lullaby"
4. "Win The Fisher"
5. "Arbitrator"
6. "Future Love"
7. "Species"
8. "Incorruptible"
9. "Vanishing"
10. "(Untitled Oddity)"
11. "Suspension My Love"
12. "Bobby's Song"
13. "Twinkling Of An Eye"
14. "Worm Hole"
15. "Splendor"
16. "As The Story Grows (v.2)"
17. "Tomorrow"

[edit] Credits

• Allan Aguirre: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboard
• Russell Archer: Electric Guitar, Special Effect, Keyboard, Background Vocals
• Steve Martens: Drums, Percussion
• Steven Meigs: Bass Guitar

Also Featuring:

• Cristina Aguirre: Background Vocals in "Vanishing"
• Corin Aguirre: as Bobby in "Bobby's Song"
• Lee Harbaugh: Trombone
• Diane Morren: as Grandmother in "Bobby's Song"
• Joshua Pyle: Keyboards, Sampling

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Hard Music Magazine interview with Allan Aguirre.