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Episode 1 - Arrival

Episode 2 - Dance of the Dead

Episode 3 - Checkmate

Episode 4 - The Chimes of Big Ben

Episode 9 - A.B.and C.

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The Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library - Saint of Glass Worms (inspired by Walter Sickert)

Paradise by the Primary Guidance, Navigation, And Control System Light (Apollo 11 Moon Landing 50th Anniversary Lament) by The Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library

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Fifty years ago, on July 16, 1969, the Apollo 11 mission Saturn V rocket launched from the Kennedy Space Center beginning the uncertain journey to the surface of the moon. The mission was a great success and Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the surface of the moon. After 22 hours, they departed and made a successful and safe return home to Earth. But few remember the great sacrifices of this mission. The Apollo 11 Command and Service Module made this great journey with the Lunar Module in tow. The love-affair of the team was tragically short, as the Lunar module was left behind on the surface in the Sea of Tranquility, and only the Command Module made the return to Earth. While the Lunar module sits alone 238,900 miles from Earth, the Command Module often suffers an even crueler fate. It often resides in the Boeing Milestones of Flight Hall in the National Air and Space Museum directly across from a test replica of the Lunar Module. The pair may be separated by impossible distance, but that could not stop them from singing this lament to each other...

Susannah Plaster - vocals
Rachel Leah Blumenthal - flute
Jane Allard - Melodica, glockenspiel
Lisa Battiston - bass
Sophia Cacciola - drums
Michael J. Epstein - vocals, additional instrumentation

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