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| Label | RCA Victor ABL1-4003 |
| Format | Vinyl LP |
| Country | Canada |
| Genre | Soundtrack / Theme |
| Year | 1981 |
I – Space/Time Continuum
A1.aHeaven And Hell, Part 1 (3:39)
A1.bSymphony No. 11 (2:29)
A1.cAlpha (2:28)
II – Life
A2.aDepicting The Cranes In Their Nest (0:59)
A2.bCanon 3 On A Ground In D (3:24)
A2.cThe Four Seasons (Spring) (3:22)
A2.dThe Sea Named Solaris (3:38)
III – The Harmony Of Nature
A3Partita No. 3 (2:53)
IV – Exploration
B1.aSymphony No. 19 (1:49)
B1.bLegacy (2:20)
B1.cRussian Easter Festival Overture (3:03)
B1.dInside The Heart Of The Universe (1:30)
V – Cataclysm
B2.aFly Night Bird (1:26)
B2.bBeauborg, Part II (1:38)
B2.cThe Rite Of Spring (2:12)
V – Affirmation
B3.aEntends-tu Les Chiens Aboyer? (4:07)
B3.bBulgarian Shepherdess Song (2:19)
B3.cHeaven And Hell, Part 1 (Reprise) (1:49)
| Sleeve Condition | Mint (M) excellent |
| Label Condition | Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition | Side 1 – Mint (M) / Side 2 – Mint (M) mint |
| BIN # | R88 |
Here’s a soundtrack that tells the story of one of television’s most ambitious cultural undertakings. “The Music of Cosmos” captures the sonic landscape that helped Carl Sagan’s groundbreaking 13-part series become a phenomenon, reaching over 500 million viewers worldwide when it aired in 1980. What makes this release particularly fascinating is how it documents the collaboration between Sagan and composer Vangelis, whose synthesizer work became as iconic as the show’s visual effects. The album weaves together Vangelis’s original compositions with classical pieces and traditional music from various cultures, creating the same sense of wonder and cosmic perspective that made the series so compelling.
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Retro Revolution Records Halifax, Nova Scotia
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