Label: All Score Media – ASM 010
Format: Record, Compilation, LP
Country: Germany
Released: 2002
Genre: Electronic, Jazz, Rock, Non-Music, Stage & Screen
Style: Modern Classical, Experimental, Easy Listening, Spoken Word, Soundtrack, Score

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good+ (VG+)

A1 Thomas Lück– Kosmos 2:02
A2 Andrzej Morkowski & Karl-Ernst Sasse– Meteoritenschwarm / B-Alarm 1:51
A3 Ruth Hobmann* & Erbe Chor*– Im Staub Der Sterne - Das Licht (Part 1) 3:21
A4 Günther Fischer– Raum-Orgel 2:02
A5 Günther Fischer & Andrzej Morkowski– Sklaven-Ballet / Wir Rufen Luna 3 / Chit Chat 1:24
A6 Karl-Ernst Sasse– Orbit Swing 2:02
A7 Günther Fischer– Party TEM 4 (Part 1) 2:42
A8 Günther Fischer– Blues 2:10
A9 Andrzej Morkowski– Luna 3 Ruft Die Kosmonauten / Party TEM 4 (Part 2) 1:35
B1 Günther Fischer– Party TEM 4 (Part 3) 1:19
B2 Günther Fischer– Schluss 2:20
B3 Ruth Hobmann* & Erbe Chor*– Im Staub Der Sterne - Der Mensch (Part 2) 3:14
B4 Karl-Ernst Sasse– Finale 1:38
B5 Stern Combo Meissen*– In Den Kosmos 4:53
B6 Cantus-Chor & Orchester Lothar Kehr– Hoch Im All 2:37
B7 Hansi Klemm & Günther Fischer-Quintett– Kosmoslied 3:43
B8 Günther Fischer– Nie Wieder Kosmos 0:17

This unusual 2002 compilation is themed around "space" as envisioned by former East Germany (DDR), compiling film and television soundtracks. It features a collection of little-known recordings where jazz, electronic music, modern classical, and easy listening intersect, primarily by Eastern European film composers such as Günther Fischer, Karl-Ernst Sasse, and Andrzej Markowski.
From floating electronic sounds and cosmic orchestrations to grooves with a strong jazz-funk flavor, this album condenses the retro-futurism unique to the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War. It's a well-conceived project that unearths the unique appeal of DDR space music, strongly resonating with listeners of library/soundtracks and obscure jazz.