Chris Bell, I Am the Cosmos - 54m 19s

Tracks & Durations

1. I Am The Cosmos	3:50
2. Better Save Yourself	4:29
3. Speed Of Sound	5:15
4. Get Away	3:29
5. You And Your Sister	3:14
6. Make A Scene	4:12
7. Look Up	3:18
8. I Got Kinda Lost	2:45
9. There Was A Light	3:21
10. Fight At The Table	3:44
11. I Don't Know	3:25
12. Though I Know She Lies	3:38
13. I Am The Cosmos (Slow Version)	3:42
14. You And Your SIster (Country Version)	2:58
15. You And Your SIster (Acoustic Version)	2:54

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Review

The very first lines of Chris Bell's one and only album say it all: "Every night I tell myself I am the cosmos / I am the wind / That don't bring you back again." Recorded between his departure from the notoriously misbegotten power-pop group Big Star in 1972 and his 1978 death following an auto accident, Cosmos is the work of a man struggling to assuage his depression with spiritual succor. Musically, this collection (which was unheard by the general public prior to 1992) is reminiscent of John Lennon's '70s work. With the exception of Plastic Ono Band, however, Lennon never put out a solo album on a par with this one. The tragedy is that Bell never had a chance to try to match it. --Steven Stolder

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