Spectacular Sound Effects: Outer Space Music

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Label: LDMI

A1: Unearthly explosions; slow, suspenseful, mystifying sounds. A2: Weird drum sound; cosmic mirage in the making, gradually increasing in sound then ebbing away. Tempo conveys feeling of mysterious wait. A3. Slow mutations; ghostly sounds of different drums and low piano chords with an eerie inner voice. A4: Again and again, strange objects seem to fall through space. A5: Luminous celestial effervescence featuring high tone-clusters and arpeggios on piano. A6: Weird melodic strains with heavy rhythm chords underneath; strangely dramatic. A7: Nebulous haze in the dawn of infinity. A8: Queer shapes, mystifying shadows, and elusive depths in slight agitation. A9: Planetary excitement makes for strange dramatic vibrations in space. A10: Eerie distant suspenseful motion with awesome punctuations. A11: Strange unison passage with rhythmic pulsebeats setting in second half. A12: Cosmic bubbling in increasing incandescence. B1: Light radiation, bombardment by cosmic rays. B2: Space agitato. B3: Slow cosmic pastoral. B4: (see tracklist above). B5: Weird calls from beyond. B6: Sound-phantoms in space. B7: Weird glissandos. B8: Cosmic suspense. B9: (see tracklist above).

Reissue, without crediting the artist, of Vaclav Nelhybel's Outer Space LP (Folkways Records FTS 33440, 1974), which includes tracks from Vaclav Nelhybel's Electronic Music 10" (Bosworth Music BLP, 1966)

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