| 01 Recitation.flac | 4.93 MB | ||
| 02 Timeless.flac | 15.38 MB | ||
| 03 Science.flac | 10.87 MB | ||
| 04 Test Tube Baby.flac | 12.63 MB | ||
| 05 Rocket Roll.flac | 20.28 MB | ||
| 06 Mirrors.flac | 28.06 MB | ||
| 07 Jet Star 19.flac | 21.27 MB | ||
| 08 Space Age Love.flac | 25.24 MB | ||
| 09 Energize Me.flac | 34.29 MB | ||
| 10 The Horizon Suite.flac | 75.69 MB | ||
| 11 I Pulled My Helmet Off (I'm Going To Lover Her).flac | 28.21 MB | ||
| 12 Nativity.flac | 17.78 MB | ||
| 13 What Is Music_.flac | 15.44 MB | ||
| 14 Moonbeams.flac | 28.13 MB | ||
| 15 Blues On Blue.flac | 17.43 MB | ||
| 16 FE1142.flac | 15.57 MB | ||
| 17 GT3.flac | 20.35 MB | ||
| 18 Silver Shapes.flac | 22.51 MB | ||
| 19 Parallel Galaxy.flac | 54.01 MB | ||
| 20 Plutonian Elf Story.flac | 121.92 MB | ||
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| 1a.jpg?042148 | 153.09 KB | ||
| 1b.jpg?042148 | 128.84 KB | ||
| Back.jpg?042148 | 74.86 KB | ||
| CD.jpg?042148 | 157.77 KB | ||
| Cover.jpg?042148 | 1.99 MB | ||
| Folder.auCDtect.txt | 7.82 KB | ||
| Front.jpg?042148 | 43.46 KB | ||
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Artist: Zolar X
Album: Timeless
Label: Alternative Tentacles – Virus 319CD
Country: US
Released: 1982/2004
Genre: Punk rock, glam rock, outsider, space rock, psychedelic rock, proto-punk
Quality: FLAC (tracks+scans)
Tracklist:
1. Recitation 0:51
2. Timeless 1:59
3. Science 1:25
4. Test Tube Baby 1:42
5. Rocket Roll 2:28
6. Mirrors 3:45
7. Jet Star 19 2:41
8. Space Age Love 3:18
9. Energize Me 4:32
10.The Horizon Suite: Overture On Air / Tomorrow's Sunrise / Inside The Outside / Sound Barrier 10:26
11.I Pulled My Helmet Off (I'm Going To Love Her) 3:40
12.Nativity 2:26
13.What Is Music? 2:10
14.Moonbeams 4:02
15.Blues On Blue 2:21
16.FE1142 2:00
17.GT3 2:40
18.Silver Shapes 3:10
19.Parallel Galaxy 7:09
20.Plutonian Elf Story 16:30
Personnel:
Bass – Ufoian Ufar, Zany Zatovian
Drums – Eon Flash, Romm Eclipse
Guitar – Ygarr Ygarrist
Keyboards – Rogan
Liner Notes – Chuck Nolan, Jello Biafra
Vocals – Stephen Della Bosca, Zory Zenith
Zolar X is an American band founded in 1973. They are referred to as "Los Angeles' first glam rock band" in the 1998 book Glam by Barney Hoskyns. The band became known on the LA club scene for dressing and acting like space aliens, including speaking a language of their own invention
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