Wolfmother - Far Away [New 2010].avi

"Far Away" is a song by Australian hard rock band Wolfmother, featured on their 2009 second studio album Cosmic Egg. Written by vocalist and guitarist Andrew Stockdale, the song is due to be released as the fourth single from the album, reportedly on 10 June 2010. "Far Away" was first performed on 6 February 2009 at the first of the band's two low-key comeback shows performed under the alias White Feather. The song was again performed at the second show, on 8 February. On 4 February 2010, it was reported that "Far Away" would be released as the next single from Cosmic Egg, presumably sometime in 2010. In March it was revealed, although not officially confirmed, that the single would be released on 10 June. "Far Away" has been generally well-received by critics. Writing for Spin, David Marchese reviewed the song thus: “ Get your lighters out! If "In the Morning" was power-ballad-as-psychedelic-rainbow, then "Far Away" is its prom-friendly cousin. Over an almost delicate music box melody played on, I think, electric piano, [Andrew] Stockdale, in a relatively subdued voice, sings about the one that got away: "I believe that love is gonna last forever / But it's all within my mind." An acoustic guitar gently pads things out. The drums play a laidback shuffle. The bass shadows the guitar chords. A melodic major key guitar solo swoops in to guide the listener to Valhalla. ” English music magazine NME praised the song as "the only ‘progress’" on the album, describing it as "sound[ing] like it was expelled by Axl Rose during an enema in early sessions for ‘Chinese Democracy’." In revealing that the song would be released as the fourth single from Cosmic Egg, Australian news website Access All Areas described "Far Away" as "the hands aloft summit of Wolfmother's colossal second album," adding that it is "Wolfmother's sitting on the porch torch song, an epic slice of melancholic keys and searing guitar that sounds like a big ole bag of all-time good times." Music video On 23 February 2010, bassist and keyboardist Ian Peres uploaded a number of photos from the recording of a music video for "Far Away" onto his Facebook profile, in an album titled "Farrah Weigh". On 5 March more photos were uploaded onto the official Wolfmother website, while a news post revealed that the video was directed by Sam Stephens of direction team Hydra, known for the videos for Passion Pit's "The Reeling" and Muse's "Uprising".[6] The video, which record label Modular Recordings described as "old timey and 'reflective'", debuted on Wolfmother's Vevo channel onon 9 April 2010, and was credited as being directed by Hydra. xvid 720x480 1024 320 audio

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scarbot (2010-05-01)

Cool thanks
I just uploaded Slash - by the sword featuring Andrew Stockdale, you might like to check it out too