Johnny Keating was yet another victim of the whole "a Moog will make me appear younger & hipper" syndrome. But overall this is really a pretty decent cheesey listening Moog funk lp. Of the mostly contemporary (at the time) pop covers that the album is comprised of, his version of "I Feel the Earth Move" is especially nice. I don't belive it ever saw an American press, as it's on the British Studio 2 label, but it's really not too painfully hard to find.
Filed under: Electronic, Lounge / Exotica
many thanks for this spunky tune!
cheers,
Gurg
It was indeed issued in the US. On the Columbia label by CBS. Look at your picture. It has the Columbia logo in the upper left hand corner.
I recently transferred my quad lp to dts cd format and it is available for download on demonoid.com . It’s all free if you care to d/l. Email me at xj23@yahoo.com if you need a password.
Cheers!
ahhh… cool – thanks! yeah, that pic is one I got off the web. Mine is a brit press. was just too lazy to take a pic of it.
his album is from Australia, and he made a part 2 as well:
1972 space experience (LP Columbia/EMI Austalia Q4 TWO-393)
1975 space experience 2 (LP EMI TWOX 1044 (OC 062-05959)
I can email you mp3 copies of this album as its getting very hard to find
Would love mp3 copies. I’ve been searching for these for quite some time to replace originals of Space Experience 1 and 2 that were stolen many years ago.
liffey at iol dot ie
This album can be found on the eDonkey network. Get the emule client and search all of kad for archives.
Does anyone knows where to download #1 and #2 albums. Does Keating made any other album or this is the only one?
Sorry to be a pedant but this is not a Moog album!
The only synth used is the Electronic Music Studios (EMS) VCS3.
Amazing record though!
I used thisw in a college TV club production and made a mess of the closing credits. I have been looking for this album since 1975 or 76. If anyone knows whwere to download it let me know
Thanks
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The Startrek Theme is great too on this. John Keating did do other stuff before this though I never found anything else quiet like this. Spaced Out by E. Light Hugo M. K.P.M. …………The rabbit hole keeps getting deeper. Did I say K.P.M……………
very good
Both albums can be downloaded at http://www.7digital.com
Can someone contact me – I have been trying to get Space Experience 1 & 2 for years here in US.
Any help is muchly appreciated !!
Brad
Contact me via email – brad3000@ix.netcom.com
Thanks
Brad
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Nice lp got it for 50p down my local car boot sale, some good stuff for the sampler or some funky numbers for the dance floor, get it on wax or not at all. You A to D crabs dubing it up and sticking it up for free downloads make me sick, you got to much time on your hands, karma will get you fools.
Aint got number 2, is it any good?
Hi there i have john keating space experience 1 and 2 on cd
Cheesy this may be, but its also exceptionally crafted and layered. The bass is intriguingly noodley and very of its time, but the analogue keyboard work is pioneering. ‘Space Experience 2′ is a bit light to my ear, (I haven’t heard 1): I much prefer ‘Hits In Hi-Fi’ (John Keating Incorporated 1974) which achieves a genuine depth (excepting Eye-Level & You Are The Sunshine…) I’ve just mp3d it from my original vinyl and am amazed at how well it stands up! Ü