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jean michel jarre - oxygene ? (Dj Disse edit)

Sparks - The Number One Song In Heaven ('79 oblivion edit)

from the forthcoming compilation JEAN-PIERRE DECERD - SPACE ODDITIES 1975-1978

Jean-Pierre DECERF - Surrounding Seas - from "SPACE ODDITIES 1975-1978"

Sheila B Devotion - Spacer (greg Wilson Edit)

Playlist
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    Hipnosis "Windland"
    Justice "Planisphere Pt. 1"
    B.W.H. "Stop"
    4 M International "Space Operator"
    Starflight "Dance to The Beat"
    B.W.H. "Livin' Up"
    Magazine 60 "Don Quichotte"
    Boney M "Nightflight to Venus"
    Captain Planet "Lagos Speedway"
    Padded Cell "Signal Failure"
    Automat "Droid (Cecile Edit)"
    Unknown Artist "Pulstar (In The Style of Hipnosis' Cover of Original by Vangelis)"
    Jackpot "Ragazza"
    Klein & M.B.O. "The M.B.O. Theme"
    Felix Da Housecat "Magic Fly"
    Retro\Grade "Moda (Edit)"
    X-Ray Connection "Get Ready"
    Cyborg Unknown "Year 2001"
    A Number of Names "Sharevari (Vocal Version)"
    Spoonich "Laserdance"
    Tantra "Hills of Katmandu (Patrick Cowley Megamix)"
    Black Devil Disco Club "Follow Me (Instrumental)"
    Sheila & The Black Devotion "Spacer"
    Dharma "Plastic Doll (Club Mix)"
    Cut/Copy "Hearts on Fire (Aeroplane Pop Remix)"
    Sister Sledge "Lost in Music (The Revenge Rework)"
    The KLF "Build A Fire"
    The Voyagers "Distant Planet"

2010 - The Year We Make Space Disco

Kraftwerk - Das Model

10 Harry Thumann - Under Water

Ganymed was an Austrian/German space disco band founded in 1977. In 1978, they released their biggest hit, “It Takes Me Higher”, which hit #5 on the Austrian charts for four weeks and also hit #23 on the German charts. This re-edit has been downtempoed, lengthened to a DJ friendly length, had the rough edges taken out of it, and a little adjustment on the eq.

Ganymed - It Takes Me Higher (Science Adventure Clean Re-Edit)

taking the spaceship back home - mashup between space - magic fly and daft punk - giorgio by moroder. what could be more fitting? even the beat and the snaredrum is almost the same. thanks daft punk for calling people to remix your stuff and then using such odd bpm measures ;-)

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