Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science fiction. Show all posts

Monday, September 13, 2010

The Hot Women of Space: 1999






Found this one on youtube when I was looking for the theme music. I thought that it would fit in nicely with today's music post. Most of these 70's tv show costumes were pretty much a miss when it came to predicting the future!

Space 1999 OST



In-Flight Entertainment has posted the 1976 soundtrack to this early modern science fiction tv show. I have posted a youtube video with the intro just to get you into the mood for this fabulous late 70's disco-space music.

Link

Sunday, September 12, 2010

FREE SF Reader List (Updated 9/2010)


Looking for something to read on you shiny new ereader (or iPad)? Classic science fiction is one of my favorite genres and lots and lots of this stuff is available for FREE.

Link

Monday, September 6, 2010

Friday, September 3, 2010

30 Post-Apocalyptic Movies Worth Seeing



io9 has compiled a nice list of 30 post-apocalyptic movies worth seeing. I can argue with a few of them and they seem to have missed a few but it's a great way to catch a few movies that you may have missed.

Link

Sunday, August 8, 2010

1970's Home Movie Reel (Homemade Science Fiction)



From what I can tell on the youtube post, the guy that made these is in the band ALL INDIA RADIO.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Other Disco Galactic Themes




Meco wasn't the only disco guy cashing in on the late 70's science fiction movie theme as disco hit craze!

01 Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
02 Logans Run
03 Princess Leia's Theme
04 Flight Fantastic
05 The Time Machine
06 Main title and Cantina Band from Star Wars
07 Blake's Seven
08 The Omega Man
09 Solar Sailor
10 Space Patrol1

Link (posted at Lounge Legends)

Monday, June 14, 2010

Bobby Paunetto - Commit To Memory (1976)




This is a pretty trippy album from the golden age of science fiction meets synth.

Link (posted at Oufar Khan)