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Vulcans - Star Trek FLAC album

Vulcans - Star Trek FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Star Trek
Written-By – Sinclair*, Shrowder*
A2 Dr. Spock
Written-By – C. Eccles*, Sinclair*
A3 Red Herring
Written-By – Sinclair*, Kong*
A4 Joe Kidd
Written-By – B. Lee*, Sinclair*
A5 Vulcan-Ised
Written-By – Bryan*, Sinclair*
B1 Journey Into Space
Written-By – Lee*, Sinclair*, Shrowder*
B2 Dark Shadows
Written-By – Lee*, Sinclair*, Shrowder*
B3 Dracula
Written-By – Lee*, Sinclair*, Shrowder*
B4 Shang Hied
Written-By – Sinclair*, Charmers*, Shrowder*
B5 Asibiso Jungle
Written-By – Bryan*, Sinclair*, Shrowder*
B6 In The Moog
Written-By – Lee*, Sinclair*, Shrowder*

Companies, etc.

  • Marketed By – B & C Records
  • Engineered At – Chalk Farm Studios
  • Published By – Bush Music
  • Published By – Mooncrest Ltd.
  • Published By – Blue Mountain Music Ltd.
  • Made By – E.J. Day Group
  • Printed By – E.J. Day Group

Credits

  • Design, Illustration – Dave Field
  • Engineer – V. Keary*
  • Guitar – Trevor*
  • Keyboards – Joe Sinclair
  • Producer – B. Lee*, D. Bryan*, J. Sinclair*, W. Shrowder*
  • Synthesizer [Moog] – Ken Elliott

Notes

A Bush Production


Vulcans - Star Trek FLAC album

Musician performer: Vulcans

Title: Star Trek

Date of release: 1972

Style: Reggae, Dub

Genre: Electronic / Reggae

Size FLAC: 1893 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 733

Other Formats: AC3 MPC AHX ASF DXD DMF MOD

Vulcans Reggae Dub 1972

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Mr.Twister
Moog and dub - what's not to like? The artwork is also great
Mr.Twister
Moog and dub - what's not to like? The artwork is also great
Celore
best electro reggae album eva
Celore
best electro reggae album eva
funike
If this is 'electro' does this historically rank as the very first electro record??? Feedback welcome, many thx
funike
If this is 'electro' does this historically rank as the very first electro record??? Feedback welcome, many thx
Weetont
No electro, not even near. Just analog moog synth effects dubbed in the UK over some primitive sounding Jamaican mono (!) recordings (mostly by Lee Perry/Bunny Lee I guess). Doesn't make it less stellar though. Great album, but not really unique or anything inventive.
Weetont
No electro, not even near. Just analog moog synth effects dubbed in the UK over some primitive sounding Jamaican mono (!) recordings (mostly by Lee Perry/Bunny Lee I guess). Doesn't make it less stellar though. Great album, but not really unique or anything inventive.
lucky kitten
its up for debate, there's moog records from the sixites people will say are the first true electro records, its certaintly a unique dope piece of music
lucky kitten
its up for debate, there's moog records from the sixites people will say are the first true electro records, its certaintly a unique dope piece of music