So Long Celeste
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So Long Celeste is the first solo album by Alphaville singer/songwriter Marian Gold, released in 1992.
[edit] Track listing
- "And I Wonder" - 4:10
- "The Shape of Things to Come" - 4:02
- "Heart of the Flower" - 5:20
- "One Step Behind You" - 3:53
- "Sirens (excerpt from Elegy)" - 4:42
- "What is Love?" - 5:00
- "Today" - 4:26
- "Peace on Earth" - 4:46
- "Sweet Needles of Success" - 3:23
- "Roll Away the Stone" - 3:21
Marian Gold later stated that this album was heavily influenced by a NALi album: NALITOPIA He Also stated that the main guitar riffs for bass and lead guitar came directly from advice he received from NALi Superstar Nate Syme. He later denyed this statement and corrected himself that it was indeed directed at lead singer/keys/rhythm guitarist Thomas Nissen
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