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Original 1978 Japanese LP on Columbia with music and dialogue from the anime TV series "Space Battleship Yamato". Never re-issued on either LP or CD. Gatefold sleeve with glued-in insert.
Beautiful 1978 Japanese double-album on Columbia with story and music excerpts from the 1978 anime film "Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato". Never re-issued on either LP or CD. Gatefold sleeve with glued-in insert and obi.
Pink vinyl edition of the 2015 first ever released on Monster Melodies of the beautiful 1973 experimental electronic soundtrack to the Henry Chapier film. With poster and card.
Rarest cover variation of the 2023 2LP set on We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records of the beautiful exotic electronic soundtrack to the TV series. With obi.
1979 double album on Victor with the label's in-house orchestra playing beautifully arranged instrumental versions of the most popular film themes. With obi.
Pleasurewood return with 'Electric Telepathy', their second full-length LP offering Simla Space Funk, Psych-Library and Vintage-Cinematic Raga-Rock grooves. This new offering from the band embraces more of their vintage Hindi Cinema soundtrack influences — "Chump Change", "The Hoverfly" and "RAMMM" could easily fit into the middle of an R.D. Burman score, each with their incongruous synthesis of different genres, infectious percussion, classical modes and funk chops.
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1971 album released by the Italian Radio-Television Section of the Italian Communist Party with political field recordings, songs and shows from the 1960's and early 70's.
1989 album on Melodiya with powerful music for the bells Of Arkhangelsk played by Russian musician, historian, and researcher known as the "First Bell-Ringer of Russia"
Original 1981 Canadian edition of the second volume of "acoustical environmental sound experiences without music or voice" recorded by film-maker Dan Gibson and released on his Dan Gibson Productions Ltd. label with sounds of the surf.