Genre: Rock
Original Release: 8/24/1999
1. Minus 5
3:34
2. Akiko Masuda
2:48
3. Steven Zeeland
3:33
4. Mika Akutsu
3:06
5. Stephanie Pappas
3:41
6. Kokoro Hirai
3:07
7. Stefano Zarelli
2:49
8. Paolo Rumi
4:23
9. Natsuko Tayama
2:27
10. Girlie Action
2:15
11. Mai Noda
12. Robert Dye
3:17
13. Florence Manlik
2:17
14. Adam Green
15. Maf
2:32
16. Other Music
2:07
17. Tinnitus
2:06
18. 3d Corporation
2:44
19. Miles Franklin
3:36
20. Shawn Krueger
3:35
21. Jeff Koons
3:42
22. Noah Brill
2:56
23. Team Clermont
3:25
24. Bfent Bushboom
3:19
25. Indiepop List
5:22
26. Keigo Oyamada
27. Minty Fresh
1:55
28. Molton Jacobson
3:05
29. Reckless Records
2:10
30. Karin Komoto
31. Christian Carl
2:16
32. Bill Hardy
1:53
33. Mr. Kate Kenkins
1:28
34. Diego Zapparoli and Paola
2:05
35. Jack Curtis Dubowsky
2:18
36. Topo
37. Richard Knowles
1:32
38. Olivier Schopfer
1:38
39. Momus
21:13
Grand artistic statement or money-grubbing sham? Befitting Momus' standing as contemporary pop's most eminent provocateur, Stars Forever is both -- a double-disc collection of analog-baroque cameos commissioned for $1000 each in the name of saving the singer's label from the ravages of legal fees, it's a frequently brilliant treatise on the never-ending battle between art and commerce, rising to the heights of the former as often as it succumbs to the depths of the latter. The idea behind Stars Forever Read More
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