The happy day has come when your very own favourite retro-futuristic, space-centred, louche, lounge, bachelor pad musical soundtrack aka Project Moonbase – the Historic Sound of the Future, is available via itunes. So that even infirm relatives, small boys and that nice lady up the stairs can listen in and be highly delighted with the minimum of effort! Inform your close friends and acquaintances immediatly, and if you could leave us a review on iTunes, well, that would be splendid. I thank you.
Don't forget that the site has now moved to www.projectmoonbase.com
Saturday, 17 March 2012
Project Moonbase on iTunes
The happy day has come when your very own favourite retro-futuristic, space-centred, louche, lounge, bachelor pad musical soundtrack aka Project Moonbase – the Historic Sound of the Future, is available via itunes. So that even infirm relatives, small boys and that nice lady up the stairs can listen in and be highly delighted with the minimum of effort! Inform your close friends and acquaintances immediatly, and if you could leave us a review on iTunes, well, that would be splendid. I thank you.
Don't forget that the site has now moved to www.projectmoonbase.com
Monday, 5 March 2012
New Website!
Dear listener, a new chapter has begun in that evolving space opera we call Project Moonbase as our new website is launched:
Please update your bookmarks to point to http://www.projectmoonbase.com/.
Sunday, 26 February 2012
PMB069: Welcome to Xenon (Suzanne Ciani, Jon Brooks, G.E.S, Peachy, Himekami, F. C. Judd, Mark Evans, Guy Boyer)
Tonight's show features the work of the "Delia Derbyshire of the Atari generation", namely Suzanne Ciani. Suzanne Ciani was a pioneering composer of electronic music making use of banks of modular synths, in particular Don Buchla's generative synthesis systems. She also created her own "voice box" and used all of this equipment to compose music for adverts, corporate logos and of course the Xenon pinball machine. We also have more from F.C. Judd, a new release from Jon Brooks, a Mooged-up version of Caravan, some ambient exotica from G.E.S., an 8-bit version of an 80s detective series and another track from Music Minus Music.
Listen now (please be patient if using this new player - it takes a few seconds to start):
Alternatively, download the MP3 directly.
Here's the video we reference throughout this week's show:
The Music
| 1. | Suzanne Ciani: Liberator Atari TV Spot from Lixiviation |   |  |
| 2. | Suzanne Ciani: Chevrolet Hot Streak from Logo Presentation Reels 1985 | ||
| 3. | Suzanne Ciani: Princess With Orange Feet from Lixiviation | | |
| 4. | F.C. Judd: Perpetua from Electronics Without Tears |  | |
| 5. | Suzanne Ciani: Inside Story' PBS TV Spot from Lixiviation | | |
| 6. | Suzanne Ciani: Clean Room' ITT TV Spot from Lixiviation | | |
| 7. | Himekami: Kaigoma from Himekami Master Pieces 3 |  | |
| 8. | Mark Evans: Caravan from Rock and Roll Moog Party |  | |
| 9. | Suzanne Ciani: Sunbeam logo | | |
| 10. | Suzanne Ciani: Time Magazine logo | | |
| 11. | Suzanne Ciani: Uniroyal logo | | |
| 12. | Guy Boyer: Aventure Et Tambourin from Music Minus Music |  | |
| 13. | Suzanne Ciani: Live Buchla Concert 1975 from Lixiviation | | |
| 14. | Peachy: Magnum 8bit | | |
| 15. | Jon Brooks: Zukunft Als Konzept (Reconstruction) (DJ Bongoboy edit) from Dieter Rams - Reconstructions | | |
| 16. | Suzanne Ciani: Black and Decker Slo Mo from Logo Presentation Reels 1985 | ||
| 17. | Gesellschaft Zur Emanzipation Des Samples: Irrelevant sound effect from More Circulations |  | |
| 18. | Suzanne Ciani: Columbia TV | | |
| 19. | Suzanne Ciani: Eighth Wave from Lixiviation | | |
The Unnecessary News
Sunday, 19 February 2012
PMB068: John Williams at 80 (Lalo Schifrin, Meco, Brett Domino, Boris Midney, Gilda Giuliani, 8bit Project, Evil Genius Orchestra, Squidd Kidd)
On tonight's show we wish a very happy 80th birthday to one of the greats of movie music making, John Williams, by playing a selection of his best-loved themes. Being Project Moonbase of course, very few of the tracks are actually performed by the great man. We've tried instead to find as many different approaches to his music as we could. It would appear, though, that the opulence and majesty of John Williams' music tends to attract fans of the glitter ball more than any other genre. So as a result this evening's show is rather disco-tastic.
Listen now (please be patient if using this new player - it takes a few seconds to start):
Alternatively, download the MP3 directly.
The Music
| 1. | John Williams: Lost In Space Main Title - Season One from Lost In Space: 40th Anniversary |  | |
| 2. | Boris Midney: Star Wars (Main Theme) from The Empire Strikes Back EP |  | |
| 3. | Gilda Giuliani: Main Title Theme (From "Superman") from I grandi successi originali: Gilda Giuliani |  | |
| 4. | John Williams: Lost In Space Season Three Bumper from Lost In Space: 40th Anniversary | | |
| 5. | 8bit Project: Raiders March from Spicy Innovator Vs Superior Marionette |  | |
| 6. | Brett Domino: Jurassic Park Theme from Songs Off Youtube | | |
| 7. | Evil Genius Orchestra: The Throne Room from Cocktails In the Cantina |  | |
| 8. | John Williams: Lost In Space Season Three Bumper from Lost In Space: 40th Anniversary | | |
| 9. | Squidd Kidd: Star Wars (played on the bagpipes, while unicycling) |  | |
| 10. | Lalo Schifrin: Theme From Jaws from Most Wanted 1968-1979 |  | |
| 11. | Meco: Theme From Close Encounters from Movie Themes Go Disco! |  | |
| 12. | John Williams: Lost In Space End Title - Season One from Lost In Space: 40th Anniversary | |
The Unnecessary News
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