The Atoms
Space Concept
- Durium Start LP.S 40.038
- LP
- Italy
- 1978
- Electronic, Rock, Funk, Soul, Disco
Condition
- VG+
- VG+
- Star Wars
- Space Oddity
- Oxygene
- Rocket Man
- Life On Mars
- Starman
- 2001
- Made In Space
- Telstar
- Children Of Planet Earth
- Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft
- From Here To Eternity
Star Wars
Space Oddity
Oxygene
Rocket Man
Life On Mars
Starman
2001
Made In Space
Telstar
Children Of Planet Earth
Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft
From Here To Eternity
"Space Concept" by The Atoms is a concept album created in the late 1970s. This is a collection of cover versions of famous songs with space and future themes, all arranged with a synthesizer-driven sound. Iconic songs from the era, such as the film score "Star Wars," "Space Oddity," "Rocket Man," "Oxygène," and "Telstar," are brought together under a unified worldview.
While preserving the charm of the original songs, the tracks are transformed into more image-oriented sounds by emphasizing repetitive rhythms and the texture of electronic sounds. The arrangement, which encourages enjoyment of the "atmosphere" and "space" rather than the songs themselves, aligns with the context of library music and special compilation albums. This album, with its cohesive feel and editorial sensibility made possible by it being a cover album, offers a pleasant taste of late 70s cosmic sensibility.