Star Trek Scores and Exotica Connections - Tiki Music

S Son-of-Kelbo Member NOHO, CA Joined: Aug 03, 2004 Posts: 590	S Son-of-Kelbo Posted posted on Tue, Oct 16, 2007 9:50 AM The "Space Radio" track by Fred Steiner on Varese Saraband's first Start Trek (TOS) soundtrack release is pure exotica. I only wish the very first (Crescendo?) ST music release "Where No Man Has Gone Before" had a much longer cover of the Orion Slave Girl's dancing music ("Nice place you got here, Mr. Pike..."). That's some steamin' otherworldly exotica hot enough to turn your skin green. Oooo. SOK "Don't let it be forgot, That once there was a Spot, Where Blowfish all wore sunglasses, and Tiki-times were hot..." SOK [ Edited by: Son-of-Kelbo 2009-05-11 13:13 ]

The "Space Radio" track by Fred Steiner on Varese Saraband's first Start Trek (TOS) soundtrack release is pure exotica.

I only wish the very first (Crescendo?) ST music release "Where No Man Has Gone Before" had a much longer cover of the Orion Slave Girl's dancing music ("Nice place you got here, Mr. Pike..."). That's some steamin' otherworldly exotica hot enough to turn your skin green. Oooo.

SOK

"Don't let it be forgot,
That once there was a Spot,
Where Blowfish all wore sunglasses,
and Tiki-times were hot..."
SOK

[ Edited by: Son-of-Kelbo 2009-05-11 13:13 ]

Post #338761 by Son-of-Kelbo on Tue, Oct 16, 2007 9:50 AM