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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
"Forgotten Astronaut" was inspired by Apollo 11 astronaut [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Collins_(astronaut) Michael Collins]. | "Forgotten Astronaut" was inspired by Apollo 11 astronaut [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Collins_(astronaut) Michael Collins]. | ||
The limited-run clothing item for "Forgotten Astronaut" was a t-shirt designed by Ivan Minsloff. | |||
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Image:Forgottenastronaut design.png</gallery> | |||
===Press release=== | ===Press release=== | ||
“I started writing ‘Forgotten Astronaut’, while I was reading ‘Flying To The Moon’ (1976, MacMillan). When friends would ask if I had read anything good recently, I would tell them I was reading about Michael’s extraordinary life and whomever I was talking with would simply ask, ''Who is Michael Collins?''. And then again, when I was previewing early arrangements of the song for friends, I would tell them that lyrics were being sung from Michael’s perspective and they would, without exception, hit me with that exact same question, ''Who the hell is Michael Collins!?''. | “I started writing ‘Forgotten Astronaut’, while I was reading ‘Flying To The Moon’ (1976, MacMillan). When friends would ask if I had read anything good recently, I would tell them I was reading about Michael’s extraordinary life and whomever I was talking with would simply ask, ''Who is Michael Collins?''. And then again, when I was previewing early arrangements of the song for friends, I would tell them that lyrics were being sung from Michael’s perspective and they would, without exception, hit me with that exact same question, ''Who the hell is Michael Collins!?''. | ||