Varèse Sarabande are reissuing a number of bizarre albums which over the years have gained cult status. These include Danny Elfman and The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo's original soundtrack for 1982's The Forbidden Zone; Tangerine Dream's Electronic Meditation (1970) and Leonard Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music From Outer Space (1967)...

Electronic Meditation is the debut album of Germany's experimental electronic pop group Tangerine Dream. It's not an easy listen, if I'm being honest, and it's not an album I would have voluntarily listened to. However, they have a huge following and if you're a fan of their output (mostly movie soundtracks these days) then you'll relish the opportunity to hear some of their early work.

As the original release (on vinyl and CD) is commanding silly money online, this is the perfect time to pick this up for a reasonable price.

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Nick Smithson