About Mel Kaiser
Mel Kaiser - Science Fiction Sound Effects Record This eerie album opens with high pitched sounds followed by crackling and rustling noises. While what produced these noises is not identified, they are assigned possibilities such as “Sound of approach of Missile or Creature” and “Launching Site”: it is left to our imagination how these sounds were created. Recorded by Mel Kaiser in 1959 in the height of science fiction popularity, this futuristic compilation is an interesting listen. No liner notes.
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Top Tracks
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Sound of Approach of Missile or Creature
2
Launching Site
3
Cosmic Bombardment Indicator
4
Electronic Siren
5
Beeper
6
Sonic Search
7
Space Sounds
8
Electronic Drone (Background)
9
Elevator
10
Siren: Fast & High Pitch
11
Tone Pyramid, Sweeps & Drones
12
Drone With Variations
13
Same with Variations
14
Low Frequency Sweeps
15
Beeper: Fast & High Pitch
16
Documentary Sounds, Volume One
17
Science Fiction Sound Effects Record
18
Space Music
19
Space Machine - Background
20
Space Machine
21
Medium Frequency Sweeps with Echo Re-Verb. & Pulses
22
Same with Jammin
23
Space Music Try with Speed Reduction
24
Continued Tone Pyramid Etc.
25
Frequency Sweep: Dual
26
Frequency Sweep - Dual
27
Sonic With Variations
28
Exterior of Space Ship In Motion
29
Space Ship Hatch: Opening or Closing
30
Elevator Descending
31
Rocket Primer
32
Space Ship Blast-Off
33
Drone with Variations #2
34
Same With Jamming
35
Space (Music)
36
Space Background - Drifting
37
Tone Pyramid, Sweeps And Drones
38
Continued Tone Pyramid Etc
39
Low Freq. Sweeps
40
Space (Music), (Try With Speed Reduction)
41
Medium Freq. Sweeps
42
Electronic Telescope
43
Same With More Activity
44
Beeper Fast & High Pitch
45
Space Background: Drifting
46
Siren Fast & High Pitch
47
Medium Freq. Sweeps (With Echo Re-Verb & Pulses, Drones)
48
Frequency Sweep Dual
49
Space Background Drifting
50
Continued: Tone Pyramid Etc.
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