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Before I clicked your thread, I just knew this would be the image inside.
I love this record.
As a kid, my buddy next door had it, and I had the official John Williams and the. London Symphony Orchestra double LP. I remember telling him it wasn't the real soundtrack, and he was arguing up and down with me,that yes, indeed it was.
Eventually, he ws getting rid of a bunch of stuff, and he gave it to me. I still have it, and have also purchased a sealed copy, which I digitized and is now in my iTunes.
The performances are pretty awful, but there is a 1970s groove version of the SW theme that is phenomenal.Comment
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This is too cheesy cool. I like it better than Meco's disco romp. Thanks for turning me on to this one.
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There were so many of those "off brand" sci-fi soundtracks on vinyl and cassette back in the 70s and 80s. I still have a few of them.
PUNY HUMANS!Comment
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^ Thanks for posting that clip, Jim. That's the one!Comment
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love that knockoff record cover.You must try to generate happiness within yourself. If you aren't happy in one place, chances are you won't be happy anyplace. -Ernie BanksComment
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I love this kind of stuff.
I'm going to hunt down a copy, it's a great collectible!
Does it say "The Now Sound Orchestra"?.
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."Comment
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Yep. The Now Sound Orchestra also did a Star TREK album too, with themes from the Motion Picture. Another winner.Comment
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I grew up with the Geoff Love, Neil Norman and Meco versions of SciFi films.
I know some of the versions are pretty silly, but the nostalgia factor is just huge for me....
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WOW! One of my childhood friends used to have this album. I haven't thought about it in years! Thanks for posting this.
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