With the screaming and comedy
Just the song
Passport to the Future reminded me of another obscure one, Telstar by the Tornadoes. That was the first record I ever bought, back in 1962.
Geoff
Telstar! Yes it does remind me of that one. They are cut from the same cloth.Passport to the Future reminded me of another obscure one, Telstar by the Tornadoes. That was the first record I ever bought, back in 1962.
Geoff
Never bought the 45 but thought the instrumental was very cool
I see your Perrey and Kinglsey and raise with Ray Lynch - Celestial Soda Pop. I hadn't heard this in 30+ years and it came on random.The electronic-pop sounds of Jean Jacques Perrey and Gershon Kingsley. If you've ever seen Disney's Main Street Electrical Parade, you've heard their work.
I see your Perrey and Kinglsey and raise with Ray Lynch - Celestial Soda Pop. I hadn't heard this in 30+ years and it came on random.
Think you guys will like this:
Guilty pleasure.
So very catchy. I love it.... shhhhh, don't tell anyone.
Might be showing my age.... Xanadu soundtrack....
They helped lead to Krafwerk
BTW in that song near the end is a rapid burst of audio tones, which to me sounds like an old Motorola land mobile radio data format called MODAT. It could probably be decoded, wonder if the numbers constitute a secret message...Speaking of Kraftwerk, I like their song "Pocket Calculator" complete with all its goofy lyrics and sounds.
Dave
this one?!?Does anyone remember "A Walk In the Black Forest" by Horst Jankowski, a cheery little tune from decades ago, was popular on AM radio.
Dave