Galaxy (Rockets album)
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Released1980
LabelRockland Recordings
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| Released | 1980 | |||
| Genre | Space rock, electronica, synthpop, experimental, ambient | |||
| Label | Rockland Recordings | |||
| Producer | Claude Lemoine[1] | |||
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Galaxy is a 1980 album by the French band Rockets. The album was recorded at Rockland Studios in Paris, but mixed and mastered in Milan.[2][3]
- All Songs Written By Gérard L'Her & Alain Maratrat, except where noted. (Published By Editions Gavroche)
- "Galactica" 4:44
- "Mecanic Bionic" (L'Her, Alain Groetzinger) 4:47
- "Synthetic Man" 4:51
- "One More Mission" (L'Her) 4:20
- "Universal Band" 4:07
- "Prophecy" (Maratrat) 3:30
- "In the Black Hole" (L'Her) 6:00
- "In the Galaxy" 5:10
- "Medley" 2:30
Personnel
- Christian LeBartz - Lead Vocals
- Alain Maratrat - Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
- Fabrice Quagliotti - Keyboards, Synthesizers
- Gérard L'Her - Bass, Backing Vocals
- Alain Groetzinger - Drums, Percussion
