LaRocco also has a strong sensitive streak, like Eddie Vedder, which he reveals during the gentle "The Harlot and a Gambler." Don't be fooled by the song's title, which reads like a really bad Kenny Rogers follow-up song; it's actually really sweet. And while "The Harlot and a Gambler" is gentle, "Lo and Behold" is even gentler. Furthermore, the latter features traces of country music in it, which shows Pale Blue Dot also has a country side.
Pale Blue Dot may have a few easily observable musical influences, but Anatomy also shows off this act's strong musicality.
Pale Blue Dot - Anatomy
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