The best way to relax and decompress after a week of very hard working? Try a bit of Spacemusic yourself! On todays episode we have a special guest: A. Felsenstein and he takes us back to the good old ‘Jarre’ music style from the 70s. This album could have been released back then except for the fact that this edition is entirely based on computers CPU instead of the older physical boxes… the result: Super! Spacemusic rating: 5 out of 5 stars.

EXCECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Jürgen Ewald, Greg Demetrick

[00:14] - Coffee Break for October 17th 2010

[05:25] - A. FELSENSTEIN plays Hydrolux part 1

[08:37] - A. FELSENSTEIN plays Hydrolux part 6

[15:55] - Get your copy on iTunes here: HYDROLUX

[15:56] - Get your copy via the web shop here: CANDYRUSH MUSIC

[17:37] - Speak to you next week, TC

BIG THANKS TO:

Mathias @ Candy-Rush music, Germany.

Yes we go beats and dance this time - a Partyzone edition featuring the new Underworld release called BARKING. The guys are back with an amazing album that sounds like the past-present-future. Collaborating with people like Paul van Dijk, Mark Knight and D. Ramirez. Its a dance album but not entirely: some pop songs and final downtempo song are all part of this listening experience. We play the opening track and a Poppy one and we love it! Please let us know what you think: post comments at our site. Enjoy!  >>> MANY THANKS to OM-Records.com

Tracklist for this Partyzone:

[00:00] audio comments

[01:57] welcome to the Partyzone!

[03:14] Close to the End  - VSAG

[07:56] Treatments - SPEEDYJ

[13:57] Bird One - UNDERWORLD

[19:58] Diamond Jigsaw - UNDERWORLD

[25:21] Elements - DAVID LECKENBY

[31:11] In der Pappelei - MARKO FUERSTENBERG

[35:55] Metro - PHVSR

[40:22] Summer of your Love - TRIANGLE SUN

This show is compressed to MP3 file @ 320Kbps STEREO.

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Expedition 24 crew members are Russian cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov, commander; NASA astronauts Tracy Caldwell Dyson and Doug Wheelock; Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Fyodor Yurchikhin; along with NASA astronaut Shannon Walker, all flight engineers.

Seen on the NASA HD app, which is more than super, audio edited for Spacemusic featuring the music by Rudy Adrian latest release “Distant Stars”. Rudy: you should make more of these space albums! Click the link below for buying a copy of his album. Enjoy!

ISS Progress 39 docked the Zvezda Service Module on sept.12 with food and supplies.....

About the album “Distant Stars” by Rudy Adrian - a Spotted Peccary /Lotuspike release:

The album began to take shape in 2008 when, as Rudy explains, “I found myself inspired to create some longer floating pieces that seemed evocative of exploring deep space, so I started experimenting with the idea of creating an album consisting entirely of dark, ‘deep space’ music.” The result of Rudy’s experiment is a bona fide spacemusic album with an honest purity that easily holds its own next to the true classics of the genre. The extensive electronic ambient spacescapes run deep with wonder and curiosity. At times the mood of the record is uncertain and foreboding as if to underscore the loneliness of the journey, while at other times the music is rich with restrained beauty and awe, hinting at the unseen marvels of the cosmos.

According to Rudy, “A reviewer once suggested that the best way to experience this sort of music is to lie in the middle of the room with the lights out. Whichever way we choose to listen to it, I hope it will assist our exploration of not only the imaginary outer reaches of space, but also our innermost thoughts.” Distant Stars is the artfully crafted realization of such a heartfelt inspiration.

Source: Spotted Peccary Music

Official Rudy Adrian website here

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Waking up or going to bed? This show is good for both. Treat yourself with this nonstop Flying Dutchman mix based upon the Spacemusic #62 “Artifacts” edition back in 2006. Remastered and free available now for all Spacemusic lovers out there. Come and go with us on this journey.

Executive Producers: William Levering, Michael Sanchez, Dale Moore.

Flying Dutchman September 12th 2010 Tracklisting:

[00:50] - JOE FRAWLEY plays Sound Collages

[07:06] - LøSER plays Overture

[11:21] - SHRINE plays Harmony

[18:20] - dreamSTATE plays pm Landscape #1

[21:00] - MIGLOJE plays Niaukiasi Dangus

[27:00] - THE CIRCULAR RUINS plays Waters of the River

[31:22] - FALLING YOU plays Reading the Leaves

[37:29] - MIGLOJE plays Juodaragis

[43:21] - THE CIRCULAR RUINS plays Genesis

[44:41] - SONIC 7 plays The Days The Earth Stood Still

[50:41] - ENICKLAS plays New Discovery 4

[55:15] - AFFECTIVE DISORDER plays Soul of a Cloud

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Yes, we break the new record by Helpling and Jenkins: The Crossing is on! This 11 track album is one of the best we’ve heard so far in 2010 in this genre…. excellent ambient/soundtrack files by two musicians who know what they’re doing: grabbing us and showing us around in their world. Official release: september 14th 2010. On this podcast two tracks from the album; seamlessly mixed so you won’t hear a ’skip’ or ‘edit point’ - it’s done LIVE. This file is compresssed to 320Kbps MP3 format. You should play it loud! Have a listen and please post your comment/feedback right here at our site. It’s an honour to air the new release this way… the modern way to open doors to new music. Thanks for listening and enjoy the show!

Storyboard:

[00:14] - door open and chill…

BIG THANKS TO:

David & Jon @ Deep Exile

First of all let us thank our Executive Producers for this show, Patrick, Simon and Marcus, thanks to you this podcast/feed can be. Of course a big thanks to our listeners that also made their donations during the past few weeks, sometimes a dollar, sometimes 5 or 10 dollars, we appreciate your gifts and hope more people will follow you! It’s now august 2010 and we’ve come back from a fantastic UK trip. We have visited Eastbourne, Portsmouth, Southampton, the Isle of Wight, Weymouth and Portland…. Long walks on the Isle of Wight have inspired us for this specific podcast: The Needles is the outer West Wight: it is a row of three distinctive stacks of chalk that rise out of the sea off the western extremity of the Isle of Wight, England, close to Alum Bay. The Needles lighthouse stands at the end of the formation. Built in 1859, it has been automated since 1994. The formation takes its name from the former fourth needle-shaped pillar called Lot’s Wife that used to stand in its midst until it collapsed in a storm in 1764. The remaining rocks are all short and squat and not at all needle-like, but the name has stuck. So will this music…

[03:15] - ROBERT DOUGLAS plays Almost Done

Executive Producers for this show:

* Patrick Messner

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