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S.P.O.C.K - 2001: A S.P.O.C.K Odyssey

Musician: S.P.O.C.K
Album title: 2001: A S.P.O.C.K Odyssey
Style: Synth-pop
Released: 2001
Country: Sweden
Size MP3 version: 1430 mb
Size APE version: 1827 mb
Size WMA version: 1141 mb
Rating ✫: 4.4
Votes: 226
Format: MP3 XM VOX ASF TTA MMF MOD
Genre: Electronic

S.P.O.C.K - 2001: A S.P.O.C.K Odyssey

S.P.O.C.K Synth-pop 2001 Sweden

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Tracklist

1	The Awakening	0:47
2	Reactivated	5:48
3	Where Rockets Fly	4:07
4	Queen Of Space	3:30
5	Back On Mars	5:27
6	Mr. Jones	4:22
7	Next In Line	4:40
8	Alien Hand Healing	4:09
9	Satellites	4:52
10	Astrogirl's Secret	4:12
11	Every Single Day	3:17
12	End Of The Universe	4:49
13	Untitled	2:57

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – SubSpace Communications AB
Copyright (c) – SubSpace Communications AB
Recorded At – MRC Studios
Manufactured By – Optimal Media Production – A143608

Credits

Artwork [Cover Concept] – Bo Magnusson, Namfoh
Artwork [Front And Back Drawings] – Daniel Torres
Executive Producer – Mr. Kerally
Mastered By [Pre-mastered] – Staffan Olofsson
Other [Dressed Up By] – Hard Helga
Performer – Android , Crull-E, Yo-Haan
Photography By – Johan Berglund
Written-By, Performer, Producer – S.P.O.C.K

Notes

Recorded at MRC Studios, Malmö, Sweden Jan-Oct 2000.

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7 393412 010778
Matrix / Runout: A143608-01
Label Code: LC 8433
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L571
Mould SID Code: IFPI 9702

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Line CD 042	S.P.O.C.K	2001: A S.P.O.C.K Odyssey ‎(CD, Album)	Bloodline	Line CD 042	Germany	2001

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Shazel

It had been a while since I last caught up with S.P.O.C.K so when I stuck the CD in the player I was healthily shocked by the ambient noise of cryogenic suspension of sorts. Still, before I had time to say "Aaaahhh... Aliens" it lead up to the excellent and catchy intro/refrain of "Reactivated", immediately sending good vibrations through the entire body. Unfortunately this sensation was not to last, since not long after the vocals kicked in, and all of a sudden I found myself listening to some kind of average pop record devoid of that lovely feeling I had ten seconds ago. After the initial shocks passed though, what I was left with was another well rounded S.P.O.C.K album filled with catchy tunes of variable quality, not quite as praiseable as thought at first.