Portugal? I was down there in '75 - travelling around the Algarve, mainly.

Biomechanoid, you might also look for 'Zombies of the Stratosphere'. It's another Commando Cody serial that has Leonard Nimoy in his first alien role. They're both very silly. They have completely different plots. In 'Radar Men from the Moon', the Moon Men hire gangsters to help them take over Earth. In 'Zombies from the Stratosphere' the Martians hire gangsters to help them take over Earth.

There's also a lot of footage from 'Metropolis' and 'Forbidden Planet' in that video. Those movies are classics.

Quite enjoyed these tips, is there more television series Like the famous Star Trek-TOS, Battlestar Galactica TOS, and Space-1999!?

Babylon 5 is my favorite show. You should watch all the episodes in sequence because the whole thing has a plot.

Space: Above and Beyond was decent, the first season of SeaQuest DSV was excellent (season 2 and 3 were crap... don't bother...) but it's in the water instead of space. There's also Firefly, of course... required viewing for anyone who wants a "geek card" 🙂

If you like Anime at all I STRONGLY recommend the excellent series "Planetes" which is about a crew of orbital debris collectors. there is also Cowboy Bebop which is "softer" science fiction but has an amazing story and animation. Check out some of the Gundam Series, as well... the original series from the 70s is still the best in terms of story, though the animation is fairly crude.

Well this thread has gone a little off topic, but you raise an important point Biomechanoid. I don't think we have a hardware thread. Perhaps its time to create one? Also, well done with the re-flow! :good:

I did the same thing to an Atari STe motherboard recently, sadly it was to no avail, it was too long gone. :girlmad:

Oh goodness where do I begin here folks!?! :girlcrazy:

Ok first things first, Although I am not a massive classical fan,there is the odd thing now and then that does pop up that I do like. Mozart can be excellent and I love this piece of his.

Now, Elite IV. It's being made Biomechanoid. It's called Elite Dangerous and was successfully funded via kickstarter in January. Have a look here

You can still pledge if you like via Pay Pal if you like here

Or join the frontier forum here for more info.

Release date is sometime in 2014. :curtsey:

...  do not take what I say seriously. 😉 thank you

:clapping:....  maybe it's the first serious thing you post ?    😉  

Babylon 5 is my favorite show. You should watch all the episodes in sequence because the whole thing has a plot.

Mine too. Babylon 5 is a must see. An epic and beautifully developed story with characters that you'll never forget (my favourites, Londo and G'Kar, obviously, and Susan Ivanova).

Planetes is also a great anime of good hard science fiction, with a beautyful story and unforgettable dialogues. The dialogue between Nono and Hakim Ashmead is one of the best I've ever heard. Reminds me of the "Pale Blue Dot" speech by Carl Sagan.

To return IT 😉

(I dare those who have seen the whole series, to not cry 😉 )

Another marvelous work by a japanese artist is the manga 2001 Nights by Yukinobu Hoshino. A rare mix of hard s.f. and poetry.

... obviously, and Susan Ivanova

You had to go and mention Commander Susan Ivanova - ooohh!

Seriously though, Babylon 5 is by far the best sci-fi TV series.

Oh goodness where do I begin here folks!?! :girlcrazy:

Ok first things first, Although I am not a massive classical fan,there is the odd thing now and then that does pop up that I do like. Mozart can be excellent and I love this piece of his.

And the other is the book Gödel, Escher, Bach by Dougals Hofstadter. Philosophy of mind is my other great passion, beside science fiction. 😉

I forgot Pancrace Royer... Heabanging in the eighteenth century. Long before heavy metal... and with big gray wigs  :biggrin:

...and then, the harpischord crumbled to pieces  :prankster:

(This isn't the best version I heard... but is surely the most 'violent' 🙂 )

I love Bach, especially his keyboard works - they really fit when I'm flying around the Ooniverse.

I first came to Bach's music after reading this:

'He finally found peace. as so many others had done, in the abstract architecture of Bach... '

Bonus points if you know where that sentence comes from (it's sci-fi).

I also love Escher - when I first saw some of his art (as a teenager) I was utterly astounded.

I love Bach, especially his keyboard works - they really fit when I'm flying around the Ooniverse.

I first came to Bach's music after reading this:

 

 

Bonus points if you know where that sentence comes from (it's sci-fi).

'He finally found peace. as so many others had done, in the abstract architecture of Bach... '

 

I also love Escher - when I first saw some of his art (as a teenager) I was utterly astounded.

I'm not sure... is it 2001?

Oh... speaking of Escher, I just remembered this video

I'm not sure... is it 2001?

Give the man a coconut! Yes, it is Clarke's 2001 (the novel, which I read before seeing the film).

... me too 

 Not at all the " manga culture "

( in fact VDGG is the band i've listen in my youth ).  But now i feel better  with the treatment 0_°

Van der Graaf Generator is one of my favourite prog rock groups ever! I also love most of Peter Hammill albums. And I think I remember every David Jackson solo. 😀

@ Tichy 

We are in the same frame of reference ^^

@Biomechanoid, I hope this post is not too late. Regarding Babylon 5, there was a pilot episode called 'The Gathering'. It's a 2 hour TV movie which gives some background information and clues. Watch it first if you can.

And that's an album I listened a lot three years ago.

Janelle Monae: The Archandroid. Very cool!

I simply had to post this....

He's a man with many artistic passions. 🙂

Oates and Garfunkel always good for a laugh.

The Loophole: 

and Weed Card: 

I just found this site with music inspired by Star Control 2. I haven't listened to all of it yet, but I'm going to put at least some of it into my Pioneer music folders.

http://www.medievalfuture.com/precursors/main.php

RIP, JJ Cale - Call Me The Breeze!