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Leonard Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space

 


    Imagine in your head what 60's sci-fi sounds like; that's this album exactly. Upbeat, bouncy synths overlaid on light wind instruments makes up most of the album for an easy going and simple listening experience. Mr. Nimoy takes on his role of Spock for the album, telling some tales from outer space and waxing poetic on human life on earth and whatnot. I'm sure by this point you have a pretty good picture of what the music's like. It's simple and pleasant music to have on in the background for 24 minutes, if you don't mind Spock talking at you occasionally. Not much to say here, maybe a neat piece of history for Star Trek fans, and a simple once-over listen for anybody else. 

    Highlights: Theme from Star Trek, Where Is Love, Music to Watch Space Girls By, You Are Not Alone. 

Rating: 3/6

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