Artist	Song
Foehn	One Day Music Came From The Skies
	Leonard Nimoy: A Visit To A Sad Planet
Roky Erickson	You Are An Unidentified Flying Object
Man Or Astro Man?	Escape Velocity
	Leonard Nimoy: You Are Not Alone
Screeching Weasel	I Believe In UFOs
Husker Du	Books About UFOs
Guided By Voices	Hardcore UFOs
	Leonard Nimoy: Alien
Photek	UFO
Credance Clearwater Revival	It Came Out Of The Sky
Supernova	Close Encounters
Tubeway Army	Praying To The Aliens
The Wipers	Alien Boy
	Leonard Nimoy: Where Is Love
The Byrds	Mr. Spaceman
The Crabs	Alien Girl
Holy Modal Rounders	Mr. Spaceman
Avocado Baby	Outer Space Lover
	Leonard Nimoy: Where No Man Has Gone
Sun Ra	There Are Other Worlds (They Have Not Told You Of)
Dump	Spaceways, Inc.
Magnog	Asleep At Light Speed
	Leonard Nimoy: Lost In The Stars
Hawkwind	Space Is Deep
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282	Cornad Adrift Towards Mars
	Leonard Nimoy: Beyond Antares
Dexter Wansel	Life On Mars

Comment:

wrapping up my vacation fueled spree of mixes: a cosmic love story, hosted by the one & only Leonard Nimoy [whose interludes in the above are roughly :30 second edits of tracks off his infamous album, preceded by a turn-the-page 'ding!' in the style of those old audio children's books]. after a brief introduction (#1), the scene shifts to Mars, and our protaganist alien, a self-defined teenage rebel alien boy without a cause (#3) and his virtual escape from his surroundings (#4) in search of...SOMETHING. act II is set back on earth, where we meet an earthling kindred spirit girl, with her eyes fixed to the stars, reading books about ufos and sitting on her roof watching the skies. (#6-#8). our alien lands! (#10) the fallout that ensues is beyond his imagination: the media, the attempts at communication, the worship, the crackpots...(#10-#13), and finally, despair: feeling hunted and without hope (#14). but, alas, to the rescue: our earthling girl is different: hey mr. spaceman, would you take me for a ride? (#16) why, who is this alien girl? [and she is an alien to our alien boy]. alien boy. alien girl. they don't understand, cuz they're from another world. (#17) . oh, mr. spaceman, what have you done? LOVE. LOVE! (#18, #19). what ensues next is the David Lynch portion of the drama: is it metaphor? metaphysical? metamorphic? whichever interpretation you prefer, our alien boy shows our earthling heroine there are other worlds they have not told you of, alien girl..(#21)...and if you're bored on earth, outerspaceways, inc. is the way to go...let me show you (#22). and they're off, asleep at light speed (#23), into the vastness of space (or is it vastness of love?), drifting... (#25, #26)...until, the triumphant finale: guilty feet have got no rhythm, so it's a disco party: LIFE ON MARS! (#28). happily ever after, etc.

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