I Don't Know Where It Comes From

I Don't Know Where It Comes From
I Don't Know Where It Comes From
Single par Ride
extrait de l’album Carnival Of Light
Pays Drapeau du Royaume-Uni Royaume-Uni
Sortie 26 septembre 1994
Durée 3:27
Genre britpop
Compositeur Andy Bell
Producteur John Leckie
Label Drapeau du Royaume-Uni Creation Records
Classement 46e Drapeau : Royaume-Uni Royaume-Uni
Critique Allmusic 2/5 étoiles lien
Allmusic 1.5/5 étoiles lien
Singles de Ride
How Does It Feel To Feel?
Black Nite Crash
Pistes de Carnival Of Light
Rolling Thunder

I Don't Know Where It Comes From est une chanson du groupe anglais Ride, parue en single en septembre 1994. Elle a culminé à la 46ème place des charts anglais.

Il s'agit du seul single de Ride à avoir été décliné en deux éditions différentes au Royaume-Uni. La première contient la version "single" du morceau ainsi que trois morceaux enregistrés le 4 juin 1994 au Royal Albert Hall (dont le dernier avec les auteurs de la chanson, le groupe The Creation). La seconde édition contient trois remixes de chansons parues sur l'album Carnival of Light ; le dernier titre, A Journey To The End Of The Universe est un remix dub partiel de la face B At The End of The Universe, parue sur le single précédent.

Titres du single version CD1

  1. I Don't Know Where It Comes From - 3:27
  2. Rolling Thunder / Drive Blind (live) - 6:59
  3. From Time To Time (live) - 4:47
  4. How Does It Feel To Feel? (live avec The Creation) - 3:17

Titres du single version CD2

  1. I Don't Know Where It Comes From [Apollo 11 Mix] (remix par Andy Bell) - 8:09
  2. Moonlight Medicine [Ride on the Wire Mix] (remix par Portishead) - 5:51
  3. A Journey To The End Of The Universe [Version] (remix par Laurence "Loz" Colbert) - 7:54

Références

v · Ride
Andy Bell • Mark Gardener • Steve Queralt • Laurence Colbert
Albums Nowhere (1990) • Going Blank Again (1992) • Carnival of Light (1994) • Tarantula (1996)
Compilations Smile (1990) • Cosmic Carnival (1994) • OX4 The Best of Ride (2001) • Firing Blanks Unreleased Ride Recordings 1988–95 (2001)
Albums live Live Light (1995) • Live Reading Festival 1992 (2001) • Waves (2003)
EP Ride EP (1990) • Play EP (1990) • Fall EP (1990) • Today Forever EP (1991) • Coming Up for Air EP (2001)
Singles Leave Them All Behind (1992) • Twisterella (1992) • Birdman (1994) • How Does It Feel To Feel? (1994) • I Don't Know Where It Comes From (1994) • Black Nite Crash (1996)
Voir aussi Creation Records • Shoegaze • Britpop • Oasis • Beady Eye • John Leckie • The Charlatans • The Jesus & Mary Chain

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