M83 – Steve McQueen (3:49)

On Hurry Up We're Dreaming

Buy at Amazon MP3 ($0.99) | Send Ringtones to Cell

Download Track
Amazon MP3 $0.99
7digital $0.99
iTunes $0.99
Send Ringtones to Cell
Tonefuse Search

Save

Shouts: 69 shouts

Share this track:

Preview this track (0:30)

Play on Mog
Yes, it scrobbles! Learn more
Play on Spotify
Yes, it scrobbles! Learn more
Play on Rdio
Yes, it scrobbles! Learn more
Play on Hype Machine
Yes, it scrobbles! Learn more

About this video

Flag video

Send Ringtones to Cell

Similar Music

Play M83 Radio

With: Washed Out, Neon Indian, Active Child, I Break Horses and more…

People who listen to this also like

Track	Duration	Listeners
M83 - Echoes of Mine	3:40	78,248
M83 - Year One, One UFO	3:18	82,410
Youth Lagoon - Afternoon	4:10	59,097
Atlas Sound - Modern Aquatic Nightsongs	4:13	27,369
Twin Sister - Kimmi in a Rice Field	3:55	14,695
Twin Sister - Daniel	3:23	15,803

Albums featuring this track

Hurry Up We're Dreaming
M83
Buy
- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 $9.99
- 7digital $14.99
- iTunes $14.99
- Buy Album
- Amazon $11.99
- eBay Search

Know something about this track?
Help build Last.fm by adding it to the wiki for this track.

Shouts

Leave a comment. Log in to Last.fm or sign up (it’s free).

Toukey

I woke up stronger than ever, driven by big waves of fire. To run and yell all the way, nothing can hurt me today. Truly, this song makes me feel infinite.

last week
mastille

It's great to find this song here, but it's just epic in high quality.

13 days ago
Armsxever

Favourite on the album w/ Midnight City :)

15 days ago
marytheruth

Wow, yes, perfect.

last month
Lukarox

<3

last month
Meerahpowell

And then there's "Steve McQueen", which somehow makes the preceding hour of music feel like its prelude. Point blank, it's as close as most of us will get to being strapped inside a space shuttle, as midway through an almost unbearably tensile verse, you don't hear drums so much as afterburners kicking in. By the chorus, it simply cannot go further up, and it explodes at the perfect moment into hair-metal guitar chords and synth-led skywriting. And yet, because it's almost impossible to say what "Steve McQueen" is about (certainly not the actor), it's capable of glorifying anything you choose-- a slow motion shot of Kirk Gibson rounding the bases in the 1988 World Series, a holiday fireworks display, or getting into your car and simply celebrating the end of an exhausting day." Pitchfork. October 2011 [7]

last month
fsk-_-

Triumph.

last month
Saturnalian

Song of the year. Album of the year.

last month
hotwheels47125

Yup, this is my favorite song all year, I do believe.

December 2011
PowerTarcisio

And then there's "Steve McQueen", which somehow makes the preceding hour of music feel like its prelude. Point blank, it's as close as most of us will get to being strapped inside a space shuttle, as midway through an almost unbearably tensile verse, you don't hear drums so much as afterburners kicking in. By the chorus, it simply cannot go further up, and it explodes at the perfect moment into hair-metal guitar chords and synth-led skywriting. And yet, because it's almost impossible to say what "Steve McQueen" is about (certainly not the actor), it's capable of glorifying anything you choose-- a slow motion shot of Kirk Gibson rounding the bases in the 1988 World Series, a holiday fireworks display, or getting into your car and simply celebrating the end of an exhausting day." Pitchfork. October 2011 And then there's "Steve McQueen", which somehow makes the preceding hour of music feel like its prelude. Point blank, it's as close as most of us will get to being [6]

December 2011
jamesvaldo

My favorite!

December 2011
djerfi

Amazing!

December 2011
anorak_pilgrim

the best song of 2011

December 2011
PaperB11

derp derp derp derp derp

December 2011
bruno_borat

"And then there's "Steve McQueen", which somehow makes the preceding hour of music feel like its prelude. Point blank, it's as close as most of us will get to being strapped inside a space shuttle, as midway through an almost unbearably tensile verse, you don't hear drums so much as afterburners kicking in. By the chorus, it simply cannot go further up, and it explodes at the perfect moment into hair-metal guitar chords and synth-led skywriting. And yet, because it's almost impossible to say what "Steve McQueen" is about (certainly not the actor), it's capable of glorifying anything you choose-- a slow motion shot of Kirk Gibson rounding the bases in the 1988 World Series, a holiday fireworks display, or getting into your car and simply celebrating the end of an exhausting day." Pitchfork. October 2011 [5]

December 2011
PaperB11

i dont get it when people start copying stuff like this & put a number at the end... i mean dont you have a personal opinion cant you express yourself with your own words? is it that hard or are you just lazy & would rather copy-paste something? i'll calm down now & carry on listening to this amazing album PEACE [4]

December 2011
Ceejayklmnop

i dont get it when people start copying stuff like this & put a number at the end... i mean dont you have a personal opinion cant you express yourself with your own words? is it that hard or are you just lazy & would rather copy-paste something? i'll calm down now & carry on listening to this amazing album PEACE [3] LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

December 2011
BlackProject

"And then there's "Steve McQueen", which somehow makes the preceding hour of music feel like its prelude. Point blank, it's as close as most of us will get to being strapped inside a space shuttle, as midway through an almost unbearably tensile verse, you don't hear drums so much as afterburners kicking in. By the chorus, it simply cannot go further up, and it explodes at the perfect moment into hair-metal guitar chords and synth-led skywriting. And yet, because it's almost impossible to say what "Steve McQueen" is about (certainly not the actor), it's capable of glorifying anything you choose-- a slow motion shot of Kirk Gibson rounding the bases in the 1988 World Series, a holiday fireworks display, or getting into your car and simply celebrating the end of an exhausting day." Pitchfork. October 2011 [4]

December 2011
TheHumanFund

I think I could run continuously at full sprint on a treadmill up until the point that my heart explodes as long as this song were playing on my iPod the entire time.

December 2011
firstgreenroom

Well played.

December 2011