21-02-2018, 14:33
^I'm very fond of that Klaatu album, but I expect that's because it was an early introduction to the fascinating world of concept albums and progressive rock. There was a whole conspiracy around them at one stage - that they were the Beatles performing under another name. The mystery originated because there were no credits iro the artists. They were good, I thought. I have mentioned this before so forgive the repetition, but the song "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" was actually theirs - it's on their debut album 3:47 EST. The Carpenters covered it and made it a hit. Nice find - that album is not easily come by on vinyl.
For myself - I too have found one that's not that readily available; Rod Argent's Moving Home. Bargain price too!
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For myself - I too have found one that's not that readily available; Rod Argent's Moving Home. Bargain price too!
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