Leonard Nimoy cashed in on Spock-mania in 1967 with this genuinely unhinged record — half spoken-word sci-fi monologues, half orchestral space-pop covers of "Mission: Impossible" and the Star Trek theme, all delivered in that unmistakable baritone. It's kitsch of the highest order, and it plays exactly as strange as the cover promises. But also, an exceptional album to play at a tiki bar with its space-age bachelor pad vibes especially on the song “Music To Watch Space Girls By”, a cover of Andy William’s earthbound version of the song.
Genre: Tiki Bar (Space-Age / Novelty / Easy Listening)
Year: 1967
Label: Dot Records — DLP 25794
Country: US
Condition: Media: Very Good (VG) / Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Notes: Monarch pressing. Media has surface noise. Includes original 8x10 Star Trek photo inserts.
Leonard Nimoy cashed in on Spock-mania in 1967 with this genuinely unhinged record — half spoken-word sci-fi monologues, half orchestral space-pop covers of "Mission: Impossible" and the Star Trek theme, all delivered in that unmistakable baritone. It's kitsch of the highest order, and it plays exactly as strange as the cover promises. But also, an exceptional album to play at a tiki bar with its space-age bachelor pad vibes especially on the song “Music To Watch Space Girls By”, a cover of Andy William’s earthbound version of the song.
Genre: Tiki Bar (Space-Age / Novelty / Easy Listening)
Year: 1967
Label: Dot Records — DLP 25794
Country: US
Condition: Media: Very Good (VG) / Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Notes: Monarch pressing. Media has surface noise. Includes original 8x10 Star Trek photo inserts.
