Artist	Song
Jimmie Haskell and His Orchestra	Blast Off - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1959)
Chantays, The	Space Probe - Two Sides of the Chantays/Pipeline - (1963)
Rezillos, The	Destination Venus - Can't Stand the Rezillos: The (Almost) Complete Rezillos - (1978)
Man or Astro-man	Journey to the Stars - Is it Man or Astro-man - (1993)
Marketts, The	Hyper-Space - Out of Limits - (1964)
Marketts, The	Other Limits - Out of Limits - (1964)
Moog Cookbook, The	Black Hole Sun (Soundgarden Cover) - The Moog Cookbook - (1996)
Perrey-Kingsley	The Little Man From Mars - The In Sound From Way Out - (1966)
Ferrante & Teicher	Man From Mars - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1956)
Comstock, Frank	On the Dark Side of the Moon - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1956)
Pamela, Lucia	Moontown - Into Outer Space with Lucia Pamela - (196?)
Pamela, Lucia	Walking on the Moon - Into Outer Space with Lucia Pamela - (196?)
Snow, Hank	Honeymoon on a Rocket Ship - Space Guitar & Deathray Boogie: Vintage Science Fiction Songs 1930-1954 - (195?)
Johnson, Pete	Rocket Boogie - Space Guitar & Deathray Boogie: Vintage Science Fiction Songs 1930-1954 - (195?)
Watson, Johnny "Guitar"	Space Guitar - Space Guitar & Deathray Boogie: Vintage Science Fiction Songs 1930-1954 - (195?)
Jerry Cole and His Spacemen	Martian Surf - Power Surf!: The Best of Jerry Cole & His Spacemen - (1963)
Challengers, The	Telstar - Killer Surf! - (1963)
Thunderbolts, The	Lost Planet - It's Hard to Believe: The Amazing World of Joe Meek - (1963)
Tornadoes, The	Moon Dawg - Beyond the Surf: The Best of the Tornadoes - (1964)
Nocturnes, The	Third Star from the Left - Rare Surf: Volume 2 - The South Bay Bands - (1964)
Joe Bennett & The Sparkletons	Rocket - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1957)
Vernon Green & The Medallions	Rocket Ship - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1960)
Lost, The	Rocket Ship - The Lost Tapes: 1965-1966 - (1965)
Fowley, Kim	Space Odyssey - Impossible But True: The Kim Fowley Story - (2003)
Soul, Inc.	UFO - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1999)
Davie Allan & the Arrows	U.F.O. - Devil's Rumble: The Davie Allan & the Arrows Anthology - (1965)
Graham Parker & The Rumour	Waiting for the U.F.O.s - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1979)
Mure, Billy	Guitars in Space - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1959)
Hoffman, Dr. Samuel	Theremin Solo - Brain in a Box: The Science Fiction Collection - (1958)
Marketts, The	Re-Entry - Out of Limits - (1964)

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Excerpt from Weird New Jersey

THE METEDECONK UFO
I was a young teen, my brother and cousin and I were sitting in the yard just talking. We were very excited because it was the night Jimi Hendrix was going to appear on the Johnny Carson Show. (We were too young and were not experimenting with drugs at this age, so you can write that off.) All of a sudden, this orange globe, about basketball size, came over a big pine tree from the eastern sky on a slow downward curve. When it got about 10 feet away from us (10 feet high and 10 feet distant) it stopped. It had a rhythmic pulse in light and color. It would go bright yellow and then dull orange. It had a very faint sound or hum. We all just sat in our chairs and stared at it for about a minute. Then it corkscrewed up and to the southwest, slowly at first and then very fast.

You would think we'd all get up and go, "Did you see that?" or maybe run inside and tell our parents. Instead, we sat there like we saw it every day. We never spoke of it, not even at the moment. We went inside and watched Jimi Hendrix blow out a Marshall amp on TV. I never talked to my cousin again; she lives in North Carolina and we drifted apart.

Once I got to my late 30's I finally asked my older brother, "Do you remember that orange thing in the yard?" He said back to me, "I think it had a shade of green also." I said, "What was it?" He said, "I don't know." And to this day we don't speak of it, and to tell you the truth, I had a hard time writing it down. It was weird. It was on the Metedeconk in NJ. Thanks for listening,

-- Steve P.

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