Wyatt's second solo effort

While the final recording serves no central theme aside from documenting the band's wild year of reinvention

Okovi speaks of tragedy with great wisdom and clarity

A1 Sure Shot 3:20 A2 Tough Guy 0:58 A3 B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak 3:54 A4 Bobo On The Corner 1:13 A5 Root Down 3:32 B1 Sabotage 2:59 B2 Get It Together 4:06 B3 Sabrosa 3:30 B4 The Update 3:16 B5 Futterman's Rule 3:42 C1 Alright Hear This 3:07 C2 Eugene's Lament 2:13 C3 Flute Loop 1:55 C4 Do It 3:17 C5 Ricky's Theme 3:44 D1 Heart Attack Man 2:15 D2 The Scoop 3:36 D3 Shambala 3:41 D4 Bodhisattva Vow 3:09 D5 Transitions 3:32

A1 New Killer Star 4:40 A2 Pablo Picasso 4:05 A3 Never Get Old 4:25 A4 The Loneliest Guy 4:12 A5 Looking For Water 3:29 A6 She'll Drive The Big Car 4:35 B1 Days 3:19 B2 Fall Dog Bombs The Moon 4:02 B3 Try Some

Q. Lazzarus - Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives Of Q Lazzarus (Music From The Motion Picture) (Ltd. Purple W/B&W Splatter Vinyl) À La Maison De La Radio Wyatt's second solo effortReclusive singer who is most well known for the song "Goodbye Horses," featured first in the 1988 film [i]Married To The Mob[ i] and then again (and most famously) in the 1991 film [i]The Silence Of The Lambs[ i], both directed by [a776520]. Lazzarus worked as a taxi driver in New York City before being discovered as a singer. She has also contributed music to other Jonathan Demme movies [i]Philadelphia[ i] (performing a soul version of [i]Heaven[ i]