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in my top 10 LP's of all time. so beautiful.

Van Cleave's outstanding soundtrack for "Robinson Crusoe On Mars" contains a snippet from the scene where the auroras at night dance and shift. I can't help but think this was a seed or inspiration for this song by Klaatu.

Love "A Routine Day" -- song and animated video are next level.

A great band... especially their first three albums.

Perhaps Klaatu's most beautiful song, deep and sad lyrics. This band should get back together and give us their music again. They are already big, but talent is not lost...

Friggin loved it. Like Klaatu Karaoke. Or should i say Kaaraoke.

Different effect on the voice, missing harmonies, bad drum sounds (not your fault Terry) but very similar.

I'm really glad that I found about Klaatu! They really become one of my favourite bands out there.

We have the same profile photo 😮

This is VERY Klaatuesque. David Paton is fantastic as always. Thanks for the share.

Dee Long?

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I love klaatu

Amazing.

I think the old recordings as limited as they may have been really worked for the Klaatu sound. This sounds great but more like and Alan parsons project

Thank you so much for these CD rips!

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Not just another "Routine Day" eh?😍😎

I really like that song. In some way it's really sad, but more because of the external circumstances that this was Klaatus latest songs. I even got the chance to dicuss this song with Dee himself. Thank you for uploading the different versions ❤

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Hodad made the scene Totin' a six-pack of cold cola A stogie smokin' in hand A groovin' in his sandals California's on my mind Surf and sand setting in the sun California's on my mind One day you're gonna be A place in our memory When Woody hit the dunes Flying foxtails and Old Glory Rubber ripped the sand He gunned a souped-down Stingray Ah, California She's in Mythical Malibu Sitting on the ocean Goodbye Mythical Malibu The San Andreas Mifortune Will claim the lives of sons and wives The headlines will fill page after page California's on my mind Surf and sand setting in the sun In the sun, in the sun In the setting sun One day you're gonna be one sweet memory Oh yeah, California Swinging on the beach To the sounds of their time Yeah, yeah, yeah

Where was this done?

For the longest time, I thought part of the lyrics said, "To love you, it's all mine mine." How wrong I am.

What a amazing band so ahead of its time ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

You can really tell Terry loves the work he did with Klaatu, as he should.

Grantchesters Meadows... a very underrated Pink Floyd song. Klaatu like the song is very underrated!

Hope is their best album in my opinion.

Tokeymore Field! I always loved the “doot doots “!

Fantastic, love the blend

Amo a Klaatu, los conocí por el álbum Hope ( mi nombre en inglés, Esperanza). Sinceramente, no sé cuál es mi canción favorita de ellos, la mayoría son hermosas y me encanta escucharlas de corrido por álbum. 💖

"Perpetual Motion Machine" is, to my ears, a brilliant homage to The Moody Blues....just check out the harmonies in the chorus. Magic!

OMG!!! I just found this video by accident and am BLOWN AWAY! I love this group! Being a HUGE Beatle guy myself, I never fell for the rumor back in the day, that they were secretly the Beatles BUT… I loved the fact that they had the Beatles melodic sensibilities coupled with those brilliant George Martin type arrangements. And to hear John Woloschuk perform my FAVORITE Klaatu song “A Routine Day” solo on the piano is a dream come true! I’ve always LOVED that song. I’m also an astronomy nut and always related to the guy with his head buried in a book on Mars. That’s me at every mundane job I’ve ever had! And the cherry on top was to hear Woloschuk say that he was inspired by Gilbert O’Sullivan who is my other HUGE musical influence. Then he mentioned loving “Alone Again (Naturally)” and made my heart sing as I’ve always considered that song as one of the most beautiful melodies of all time. John Woloschuk is brilliant and cut from the same cloth melodically as McCartney and O’Sullivan, as am I. Man what I’d give to sit and have a beer with those guys. To hear John Woloschuk speak (BTW, it’s the first I’ve ever heard him speak!) and then the few words to come out of his mouth were to give a shout out to GOS.. well… needless to say, that had me grinning from ear to ear. Of course it was really no surprise and I could always tell from his chord changes and beautiful melodies that JW is obviously very much a student of the McCartney school of melody but it was all the same, GREAT to hear him give props to the brilliance of O’Sullivan also a composer heavily influenced by McCartney. “A Routine Day” gives me goosebumps still to this day. I mean right from that powerful opening F6 piano chord that, just like the Beatles’ “Hello Goodbye”, prepares your ears for the exciting musically delicious entree that’s coming… Woloschuk hit it out of the ball park with this one. Even has that perfect Lennon/McCartney harmony thing. Sooo melodically powerful and musically interesting. Pure brilliance. I could go on and on with songs like “Sub-Rosa Subway” or “Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft” but anyway… All three of these Klaatu guys are musical geniuses and we the people of Earth are all the better for it. Thanks guys! :)

Thank you for posting this video! I instantly fell in love with Klaatu when I took a chance and bought the poorly engineered double disc of their first two albums! It is so cool putting human faces to the band members. And it is totally surprising. John seems to be such an introvert, Terry would be right at home walking into a bar or club and talking the owner into hiring them on the spot, and Dee has a science fiction writer vibe about him! Maybe I too will move to Mars!

patagonia ad brought me here

Arguably the BEST mix of this song!!

Its pretty awesome how the Beatles paid these guys to cover up the Klaatu mystery. There js just no way in hell anyone could come that close to the Beatles production, just no way. The albums are littered with British accents and London Orchestra. So many interesting clues, not to mention Paul and John's connections with Toronto Ontario, very good boys, alot are fooled but not me lol

Love this! I’ve been a fan since the first album. Little Neutrino is probably my favourite, followed by Around The Universe in 80 Days, Silly Boys…but I’ve never seen the band members or heard any of these stories. Wish I could find a copy of Magentalane on CD to complete my collection.

Amazing!

Too bad this one didn't make it on Walls and Bridges? 🤩

Hauntingly beautiful song, I’ve loved it for a long time. Thanks for posting this. Wow

Whose brain child was Little Neutrino?

You did do everything well 👍

Gilbert O' Sullivan's first 2 hits were "nothing rhymed" and "underneeth the blanket go". A true fan would know!

Reminds me of ' Two of Us ' by the Beatles

awesomeeeee. make more music

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Is the great David Paton on vocals?

Extremely fruity.

The Lickerish Quartet "Lighthouse Spaceship" by is very Klaatu

The Lickerish Quartet "Lighthouse Spaceship" by is very Klaatu