No Time no Space

Parlami dell' esistenza di mondi lontanissimi Di civiltà sepolte di continenti alla deriva Parlami dell'amore che si fa in mezzo agli uomini Di viaggiatori anomali in territori mistici ... di più Seguimmo per istinto le scie delle Comete Come Avanguardie di un altro sistema solare No Time No Space Another race of vibrations The sea of the simulation Keep your feelings in memories I love you especially tonight Controllori di volo pronti per il decollo Telescopi giganti per seguire le stelle Navigare navigare nello spazio nello spazio ... di più No Time No Space Another race of vibrations The sea of the simulation Keep your feelings in memories I love you especially tonight No Time no Space © 1985 Franco Battiato & Saro Cosentino "No Time no Space" is like a companion piece to "Via Lattea," and was the first single released from the album.

Speak to me of the existence of distant worlds, of buried civilizations, of floating continents. Speak to me of the love made amongst men, of anomalous travelers in mystical territories . . . of more. We followed by instinct the wakes of Comets as the Advance Guard of another solar system. No Time No Space Another race of vibrations The sea of the simulation Keep your feelings in memories I love you especially tonight Flight controllers ready for takeoff, huge telescopes for following the stars, navigating, navigating in space, in space . . . farther. No Time No Space Another race of vibrations The sea of the simulation Keep your feelings in memories I love you especially tonight English translation © 2020 Dennis Criteser Mondi lontanissimi was released in 1985 and was originally conceived as a sort of intergalactic fable. According to Battiato, "The far-distant worlds are the worlds of fantasy, of the planets of our constellation in which perhaps there are other forms of life that we're not able to imagine; also the interior worlds, those levels of awareness that not only can we not imagine but that we waste like the greatest treasure hidden in every individual." Giusto Pio collaborated on the arrangements and on most of the music, and also directed the Milan Symphony Orchestra, whose presence here lends warmth to what is sometimes a certain coldness in Battiato's more synth-heavy work.

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