Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for March 30, 2010

That’s not a playlist - it’s a cry for help…

Don’t think I’ll download it…

Yikes, I just waisted 99 cents.

It’s on its way to a rendezvous with a bad Star Trek movie.

Whatever their listenin’ to , I doubt it’s Gov’t Mule.

Huh. I wonder if the soundtrack is on iTunes…

What if they have only progressed to 8 tracks? They may have to wait several more decades before they can listen to it.

and then they rendered it useless by applying DRM…

Vee Ger ? That was the best Star Trek dreck ever, runar.

It’s big, it’s clunky, it doesn’t play things you want to hear…it must be a Zune

Here it is, I found it!

http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/spacecraft/sounds.html

Sounds like my stomach after a night of Blazin’ Wings and Beer of the Month at BW3,

we really need to find a way to upload more updated sounds like disco music

the movie itself wasn’t bad, until the studio got involved…

There was a Saturday Night Live sketch (back when the show was funny) in which we received a response from outer space; the recording we had sent included all kinds of music from classical to Chuck Berry, and the message we got back was “Send more Chuck Berry.”

I agree. More Chuck Berry please!

It’s the iProbe. Very popular with alien abductors.

Chuck Berry, not Elvis, was the father of rock and roll. He wrote the songs, he sang the songs, he played the songs..”You Never Can Tell” still blows me away….Oh, and Memphis… Great songs…

When it comes to crazy Star Trek space probes I prefer Nomad to Veger… gotta love the low comedy of the thing thinking Kirk was its daddy..lol

Well, EMI will be glad they kept the Beatles from being featured on that album. Doubtless “Here Comes the Sun” would be all over the alien file sharing networks and getting significant air time on space pirate radio.