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Innerspace Soundtrack. Show all Hide all Show by For the soundtrack, Jack worked with L. It remains unreleased. Promised Land released their eponymous debut album on Epic Records in July. It was released on Mercury Records. The collection included the brand new track "Space Junk" and a remix of "Dance Hall Days" alongside many of their hits. Nick and Jack took the opportunity to embark on a promotional tour in order to publicize the compilation.

They made several appearances on local radio stations across the USA and performed live at several music festivals. Paul Townsend was originally drafted in as a percussionist, but ended up playing full drum kit. He left and was replaced by Michael Porter. Paul Booth saxophones has played with the band on some gigs and appears on the demo extracts.

Other guests have included Tony Coe saxophones and Martin Elliot bass guitar. Clive Fletcher left the band in December and Rutledge Turnland double bass joined the following month. Their combines composition and improvisation with the cohesiveness and spontaneity that is only achievable through frequently playing together. They recorded a full band arrangement of the song, as well.

It was also included on the episode titled "What Comes After ". As the band prepares to mark their 40th anniversary in , they will celebrate the milestone with several other special releases through It includes the songs they recorded with the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra at the end of the previous year.

They were invited to perform for NASA scientists in the UK as part of the celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 moon landing. It's a very personal and introspective set of recordings delivered with depth of thought and passionate vocals throughout. They were just hitting their stride on Spanish Moon as we hit Vegas and lots of LCD type signs with all the stuff that was on that weekend - including us.

We checked into the Monte Carlo, a hotel lobby like an airport check-in but they looked after us and we got settled in for our holiday in Las Vegas. September 4th:. I think it was degrees on the Strip on Saturday afternoon. Paul and Tom and I found a nice little place for breakfast down the street. Perfect and we went there every morning. Soundcheck was around 4pm in The Pub - sounds a bit lumpy, but was actually nice.

A big space, good size stage and decent sound system with a good crew. The gig that evening was really good. Great crowd and lots of friends came along. Peter Wolf was there again as he was doing the Jerry Lewis Telethon the next day. He lives in Vegas now and came with his girlfriend who looked like she had just walked out of an Andy Warhol movie.

I love an entourage! September 5th:. A day off. Bob Burchess, a photographer friend of ours got in touch to invite us to the Carrot Top show at the Luxor that night. He was totally spontaneous, really smart and hilarious. The props were in the good old English tradition of say Tommy Cooper and his self-deprecating stance and surreal sense of everyday stuff was a bit like early Izzard.

Tom and Paul are seasoned comedy fans and I wondered what their attitude would be but they were rolling around in laughter. He introduced us towards the end of the show and then invited us backstage. His family and their kids were there plus his crew. He was very friendly and it was a nice atmosphere, an honour to invited and really great all round.

We walked back to the Monte Carlo and took in Vegas at night. The sheer hubris of it all made us feel very happy to be there. September 6th:. If you are a Beatles head then you are going to be a little weepy and trying to pull yourself together at times and you will love hearing the music LOUD and recombined in inventive ways. If you are new to the Beatles then this could turn you on to them. It is visually stunning - the colours and formations of characters and the ultra-skill of the acrobats - amazing and all really in the grand Beatles tradition of working with arty eccentrics like The Fool, Peter Blake, even Astrid Voorman back in the early days.

So a totally amazing experience that you can only have in Las Vegas. It gave it the air of a pilgrimage in a way. Now let's not get too carried away. And there is a bit of the strip that looks exactly like scenes from The Fifth Element.

Now this is what the future is supposed to look like, right? September 7th:. Tom, Paul and I rented a car and drove to Area 51! Who knows what happened from there….