#3: Frank Comstock- Music From Outer Space (1962) FULL ALBUM

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00:00 - Out of This World 03:52 - Stella By Starlight 06:41 - Journey To A Star 08:38 - Deep Night 12:24 - From Another World 15:25 - Galaxy 18:19 - Out of Space 21:20 - On The Dark Side of The Moon 23:30 - When You Wish Upon A Star 26:20 - Journey To Infinity 29:58 - Stairway To The Stars 32:38 - The Moon Is Blue If Alfred Hitchcock made a suspense film set on a futuristic planet, this would be the score to accompany it. As the title of the album suggests, the music on this recording is meant to evoke visions of space and the boundless worlds that exist just beyond our reach. Many attempts at this type of sound have failed; it is easy to go overboard with gimmicky swooshing and beepity bloop effects. This is not that kind of album, as a full orchestra is put to (serious) work which both inspires and haunts. A great balance between acoustic and electronic is struck, with heavy uses of woodwinds, brass, and theramins. Close your eyes when you listen to this one. Bass – Rollie Bundock* Cover – Sid Avery Electric Guitar – Allan Reuss, Trefoni Rizzi Harp – Ann Stockton Keyboards, Organ – Bobby Hammack, Buddy Cole Percussion – Dale Anderson (2), Dick Shanahan Theremin – Paul Tanner Violin – Elliott Fisher For Samplers and Beatmakers: