Stars Forever

Stars Forever
Studio album by Momus
Released 1999 (1999)
Genre Pop/rock[1]
Length 129:14[1]
Label Le Grand Magistery
Producer Momus
Momus chronology
The Little Red Songbook
(1998)		 Stars Forever
(1999)		 Folktronic
(2001)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[1]
Pitchfork[2]

Stars Forever (Le Grand Magistery 61665-60010-2) (1999) is an album for which the artist Momus wrote thirty songs, one about every person or group who commissioned a song at the price of $1,000. The funds raised went towards the costs incurred from a lawsuit against Momus by Wendy Carlos.[3] "Patrons" include artist Jeff Koons. Stars Forever also features the winners of a karaoke contest started on the album The Little Red Songbook (1998). It has been described as part of Momus's "analog-baroque" phase.[1]

Track listing

Disc one

  1. "The Minus 5"
  2. "Akiko Masuda"
  3. "Steven Zeeland"
  4. "Mika Akutsu"
  5. "Stephanie Pappas"
  6. "Kokoro Hirai"
  7. "Stefano Zarelli"
  8. "Paolo Rumi"
  9. "Natsuko Tayama"
  10. "Girlie Action"
  11. "Mai Noda"
  12. "Robert Dye"
  13. "Florence Manlik"
  14. "Adam Green"
  15. "Maf"
  16. "Other Music"
  17. "Tinnitus"
  18. "3D Corporation"
  19. "Miles Franklin"

Disc two

  1. "Shawn Krueger"
  2. "Jeff Koons"
  3. "Noah Brill"
  4. "Team Clermont"
  5. "Brent Busboom"
  6. "Indiepop list"
  7. "Keigo Oyamada" [Cornelius]
  8. "Minty Fresh"
  9. "Milton Jacobson"
  10. "Reckless Records"
  11. "Karin Komoto"
  12. "Christian Carl" ("New Flame, Same Old Story") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  13. "Bill Hardy" ("Not Intended for Children") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  14. "Mr Kate Jenkins" ("Coming On an Intern's Dress") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  15. "Diego Zapparoli and Paola" ("Nicky My Friend") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  16. "Jack Curtis Dubowsky" ("Mr. Jones") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  17. "El Topo" ("The Taste of Pink Champagne") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  18. "Richard Knowles" ("Onan the Barbarian") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  19. "Olivier Schopfer" ("Suggestion to Jealous Men") - Eight winners of the Momus Karaoke Parody Contest.
  20. Momus - A twenty-one-minute interview with Momus.

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 Ankeny, Jason. Stars Forever at AllMusic. Retrieved 13 April 2017.
  2. ↑ DiCrescenzo, Brent (August 24 1999). "Momus: Stars Forever", Pitchfork. Retrieved 13 April 2017.
  3. ↑ Romney, Jonathan. "It's One for the Money..." The Guardian. Retrieved 10 April 2018.
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