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Walk Without Touching the Ground

from This Is Not The Way That I Remember It Here by International Karate

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We recorded this song (and played it live) so many times playing it was like going home. We did it on our first demo as a three piece (minus Callan) in 1999, tried it for the first album (as an instruemental) and I think that's where this version comes from.

True fact: the title has nothing to do with zero-gravity environments, rather it came to me one day at LaTrobe University (where we recorded much of our second album) where I realised, due to the architecture of the place, you can walk from one end of the campus to the other on raised walkways, without, you know, touching the ground. Fascinating.

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from This Is Not The Way That I Remember It Here, released August 23, 2015

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International Karate Melbourne, Australia

International Karate
(now)
Daniel Brownrigg
Callan Fox
Mark Mascia
Aaron Pepper
Adam Shirley

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Callan Fox
Mark Mascia
Aaron Pepper
Andrew Polydorou

Melbourne, Australia.

A glimpse at that brief moment in time at the turn of the century when it all seemed possible; through the healing wash of delay and reverb, slow songs at high volumes, stamping of the feet and staring at the ceilings. ... more

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