Off White Records: VARIOUS ARTISTS - TERROR FROM THE UNIVERSE ~ SOUNDTRACK FROM BEYOND THE STARS FROM THE ATTIC OF LUX AND IVY (CD)

CD released: Apr 17, 2020

Tracklisting:

1.	Shock Treatment Û The Invaders
2.	Full Moon - Eden Ahbez
3.	Man In Art - Attileo Æartæ Mineo
4.	Countdown - The Crescendos
5.	Ignition - Thomas Dissevelt
6.	Celestial Nocturne - Dr Samuel J Hoffman
7.	Looking Outward - Sun Ra And His Arkestra
8.	The Moon - Ron Goodwin
9.	Jupiter C - Pat And The Satellites
10.	Ghost Satellite - Bob And Jerry
11.	Robot Man - Jamie Horton
12.	Astronic - Jimmie Haskell
13.	Waltz In Orbit - Ray Cathode

14.	Winds Of Sirius Û Les Baxter
15.	How High The Moon - Les Paul And Mary Ford
16.	Jet Flight - Sun Ra And His Arkestra
17.	Deep Night - Frank Comstock And His Orchestra
18.	Chant Of The Night - Esquivel
19.	Loveræs Satellite Û The Duals
20.	New Day - Sun Ra And His Arkestra
21.	Journey To A Star - Frank Comstock
22.	Perpetual Motion Û Moondog
23.	Science Of Tomorrow - Attileo Æartæ Mineo
24.	Skin Tight - The Basil Kirchin Band
25.	Adventure-equation - Sun Ra And His Arkestra
26.	The End Of The World - Skeeter Davis

VARIOUS ARTISTS

TERROR FROM THE UNIVERSE ~ SOUNDTRACK FROM BEYOND THE STARS FROM THE ATTIC OF LUX AND IVY

Label:	RIGHTEOUS
Cat No:	PSALM2399
Barcode:	5013929989924
Packaging:	CD Jewel Case

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$28

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Countdown to oblivion on this 26-track collection spiked with sci-fi dialogue and filmed in glorious Crampovision.Featuring wild rockabilly, unkempt rock æn roll, novelty 45s, queasy listening and plenty of wonky pop sounds all in awe of the march into space.Including the weird and wonderful, mad scientists of sound, electronic innovators, easy listening space age pop and a homage or two to solar exploration.With Sun Ra And His Arkestra, primordial Theremin grooves, madcap rock ænÆ roll instrumentals, George Martin in disguise, the legendary Basil Kirchin, guitar supremo Les Paul, Moondog and Esquivel among many others.Remastered from the original sound sources with sleevenotes by MOJO magazineÆs Dave Henderson.