Here's the recording of Lucy in the Sky that Chuck used (with some slight modifications), accompanied by animation that is—well let's just say it's well worth your time.
Here's the recording of Lucy in the Sky that Chuck used (with some slight modifications), accompanied by animation that is—well let's just say it's well worth your time.
Here's the recording of Lucy in the Sky that Chuck used (with some slight modifications), accompanied by animation that is—well let's just say it's well worth your time.
Re: in the original star trek review is SF singing the theme?
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2019 11:19 pm
by pilight
Yukaphile wrote: ↑Mon Feb 04, 2019 4:10 am
Nope. That's Shatner. Seriously. It's from Shatner's album.
More specifically it's from his first album, The Transformed Man. He's recorded six studio albums, a live album, and a spoken word album. Has Been, from 2004, is probably the best. His cover of Pulp's "Common People" is better than the original, IMO.
Re: in the original star trek review is SF singing the theme?
Yukaphile wrote: ↑Mon Feb 04, 2019 4:10 am
Nope. That's Shatner. Seriously. It's from Shatner's album.
More specifically it's from his first album, The Transformed Man. He's recorded six studio albums, a live album, and a spoken word album. Has Been, from 2004, is probably the best. His cover of Pulp's "Common People" is better than the original, IMO.
Sorta helps that that one was a duet with Joe Jackson.
Re: in the original star trek review is SF singing the theme?
Seriously. It's from Shatner's album.