Now for one of the oddest—and most sought-after—albums in the voluminous Trojan label catalog! In 1972, the production team of Joe Sinclair, Webster Shrowder and Des Bryan placed classic Trojan instrumental riddims in the hands of prog-rocker Ken Elliot (formerly of the group Second Hand), who proceeded to lay down utterly twisted ARP-2600 synthesizer lines over them. The intent (we think) was to cash in on the strong, early ‘70s easy listening market a la Switched On Bach, but the result, like so many like-minded commercial concept albums, turned out to be several parsecs weirder than the original intent. The combination of electronic music and reggae walks the tightrope between cheesy and cosmic, like a B-movie soundtrack listened to on laughing gas, and if a few tracks fall into the merely comical, don’t worry, cuz the next track is gonna boldly dub where no track has dubbed before. In short, a one-off, stone cold classic, here reissued on LP for the first time ever in “Deep Space Maroon” vinyl limited to 1000 copies!
| A1 | Star Trek |
| A2 | Dr. Spock |
| A3 | Red Herring |
| A4 | Joe Kidd |
| A5 | Vulcan-Ised |
| B1 | Journey Into Space |
| B2 | Dark Shadows |
| B3 | Dracula |
| B4 | Shang Hied |
| B5 | Asibiso Jungle |
| B6 | In The Moog |
