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"This film was made in 1979 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the moon landing. NASA and The United States National Archive released all of this footage for the very first time including unseen film of the lunar landscape, life on the spacecraft...

The ONJazz is the French National Jazz Orchestra – which varies in size, but is always a big band - who have a revolving cast of artistic directors.
Since they have a revolving cast of directors, the only thing that you can count on is that they will present great players playing frighteningly good, stunningly complex music of electric jazz. That’s a pretty good and safe bet for going in blind, even if you don’t know them.

“For its 30th anniversary, the Orchester National de Jazz has...

This captures the band's terrific performance capping NEARFest 2005. Pro-shot and quite visually impressive and sonically strong, this has a fine selection of tracks from the entirety of the band's progressive career. This is nearly 90 minutes long and includes the performance on DVD as well as on two audio CDs.

"We wanted to follow a path that started from those mythical 70s, from that cultural revolution that gave space to a new dimension of counterculture. I also wanted to take up various quotes to ourselves, citations of atmospheres rather than musical in the strict sense, such as the song Tu, dedicated to Danilo Rustici, who passed away in February of this year, which is linked to There Will Be Time.
Dylan, to King Crimson, the recovery of our Neapolitan tradition, committed lyrics...In short, we try...

A 2002 live set. As anyone who has seen them knows, they really shine in a live setting, jamming the stuff even further into the stratosphere than on their studio albums. They are a fantastic, instrumental band , heavily influenced by You-era Gong, combined with their own definitive stamp. Some of the best spacey rock music of the last 15 years has been created by the Ozrics. If you miss Gong, Pulsar, Hawkwind, etc., you will flip over them.

"Ozric Tentacles still inhabit that part of the sonic landscape where Gong rub shoulders with Jean-Michel Jarre." The Arts Desk

“Travelling The Great Circle is the new 80-page Hardback Book, offering for the first time, an in-depth view into one of the Ozric Tentacles most intensely creative spells. Containing the first four official studio albums, along with two bonus discs featuring ‘Demos & Rarities’ & ‘Live Underslunky’, all remastered by Ed Wynne, & live at the Fridge, Brixton, 1991 on DVD...