Starchild - Starchild

Song: Starchild Artist: Starchild (Tomas Danko & Jens Larsson)
For more information on Starchild. go here: www.discogs.com...)
THIS SONG IS NOT BY DUNE.

[@Lyannaha]

i dont know why the hell this showed up with my recommended,but i do know i fucking loved this song back in 2009,youtube is a wizard.

[@eiaboca1]

This brings me back. Freshman year, I used to play this all the time and me and my friends would have dorm room dance parties! So lame, so fun.

[@EmilReiko]

My master thesis was written while listening to this....

[@peterwilhelmsson4168]

Daym, this song is closing in on 30 years! Released in 1996, people!

[@acidperplexerlunagenetics]

I still have this on a compilaltion named Nordic Rave which was released around 96-97. All artists were nordic,so that leaves out Dune I guess.

[@MaximumEfficiency]

@DerDanko

[@reboxtherapy]

It's good to know the true information. Thanks for letting me know that it's not by Dune, I didn't even know that was a name of a band until today. Back before google bought youtube someone posted a video of a human with a pink heart, before he or she evolved into a modern human.a million or so years ago. I want to see that video again.

[@dreamsandrealms4581]

Information="formations" ? :)

[@Xenon777channel]

It sounds like it's going to be nonsense, then there's the real intro at 0:35, the fast triplets at 0:41, the vocals at 0:47.. then at 0:59 you realize this song is amazing ^^ At least for the 90's era, it's way better than " Sash! - Ecuador " which sold 22 million CD's, as that song is much slower, and all about timbre & overall vibe.. as the score & lyrics are 'nothing'. These fast rave songs in the late 90's were cool, beyond all the 'doom metal' & 'trash metal' which some people liked.. fast rave is uplifting & happy, right? Which is cool. Now, over 20 years later, the electronic genre has continued in northern Europe, notably in Holland, like Sefa & Ophidian Etc. as really popular worldwide & high quality music..., again, far beyond " Sash! - Ecuador " which isn't music.. only timbre, vibe.. and a guy yelling " Ecuador! ". Much like Hocico in Mexico was inspired by dark electro & synthpop (Skinny Puppy Etc.), East-Asian countries will likely start more with northern European hardcore type of music, instead of c-pop, j-pop & k-pop, which is too 'bla'.

[@MaximumEfficiency]

nice observation, although Ecuador was brilliant track!

[@miserychordia]

i love this song,and i hate the fact ppl still tend to refer to this song being made by "Dune" this is so much better. Tomas Danko! we want a comeback =)

[@MaximumEfficiency]

yes @DerDanko

[@Varntex]

Lyric Look at the stars and you'll see that it's real, If you look at the stars then you'll know you're a Starchild. Once you have seen it you'll always believe in the stars and the light you were born as a Starchild.

[@MaximumEfficiency]

tnx :)

[@MathiasWesterlund]

This dates back to the Euro rave era and is mosdt definitivly rave/Euro rave.

[@robb1324]

dis song go hard

[@picklelow]

Inside Gaming sent me

[@ryozukizero]

I just had to know if I would be able to listen to this for 6 hours at a LAN party too

[@JohnyWakka]

@mekero10 it is rave!

[@blinkyblankyblunky]

Does anyone know where one could find this to download/buy

[@peterwilhelmsson4168]

Well, right here?

[@Cmp81]

Nostalgi

[@jeanrovaris78]

i was watching Imagika? how tha fuck did i get here?

[@tttc]

What was it about?

[@augustmartinmogensen246]

I guess the lyrics might be about dreaming big. As I understand it, the term "starchild" means someone who achieves great things. or There is also a conspiracy theory that many human souls might origin from other places in the Universe, and that the term "starchild" might mean someone whose soul origins from another planet in the Universe.

[@EmilReiko]

Wildfire disposessions of 3rd world peasant populations and small scale commercial farmers in order to benifit multinational agribuisinesses and biofuel industries.

[@TheKukidinmamma]

BIRDIE!

[@freestylesoccer9399]

lol

[@NirvanaDCUO]

@MrSatanica Wasn't this a track on a album by Dune?

[@juhasahlstein227]

Never. Dune sounds quite different at the end ;-) Such a weird case that it was labelled under Dune.

[@Xx12ker]

I hate the Talking I love the Beat ;D

[@SugarSigur]

it's...so...bad