Blind Pilots

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"Blind Pilots" is the second and final single to be taken from The Cooper Temple Clause's second album, Kick Up the Fire, and Let the Flames Break Loose.

Track listing[]

CD

1. "Blind Pilots" (album version)
2. "Derelict"
3. "I Want You to Think I Could Be"

DVD

DVD Audio (1), DVD Video (2-3)

1. "Blind Pilots" (album version)
2. 18 minute making of Blind Pilots video feature
3. Director's cut of Blind Pilots video

7"

1. "Blind Pilots" (album version)
2. "Habit of a Lifetime"

Japanese EP

1. "Bllind Pilots" (radio edit)
2. "Derelict"
3. "Habit of a Lifetime"
4. "Did You Miss Me?" (live at Shepherd's Bush Empire on 22 November 2003)
5. "Written Apology" (live at Shepherd's Bush Empire on 22 November 2003)

German / International CD (Morning Records | 82876583882)

1. "Blind Pilots" (album version) – 4:01
2. "Habit of a Lifetime" – 3:30
3. "Derelict" – 4:17
4. "I Want You to Think I Could Be" – 6:26
5. "Blind Pilots (video, director's cut)" – 4:03
6. "Blind Pilots (making of the video)" – 18:02

Music video[]

The music video for "Blind Pilots" features Michael Fassbender in the role of a man who, engaged to his fiancée, goes out with friends for drinking and partying throughout the night, but unbeknownst to him, his girlfriend placed a talisman on a neckchain around his neck before he left. As he imbibes more alcohol with his friends, he begins turning into a satyr and his temperament leads him to become more harsh and isolated towards his friends until he leaves them for another club, where he completely turns into a satyr. He then gives into greater temptation around the female dancers at the strip club, but eventually experiences a more painful transformation as he rushes out, this time turning into a goat by the end of the video. The video is directed by Scott Lyon.

External links[]

• Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics