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█▒ Artist - Rockets ▒█
█▒ Title - Plasteroid ▒█
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█▒ Genre - Electronic Year - 1979 ▒█
█▒ Format - Album Time - 41:28 ▒█
█▒ Label - Rockland Records Source - Web Store ▒█
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▌░ 01. Electric Delight 5:10 ░▐
▌░ 02. Astral World 4:25 ░▐
▌░ 03. If You Drive 4:48 ░▐
▌░ 04. Legion Of Aliens 3:36 ░▐
▌░ 05. Anastasis 4:37 ░▐
▌░ 06. Cosmic Feeling 5:49 ░▐
▌░ 07. Atlantis Town 4:15 ░▐
▌░ 08. Back To Your Planet 3:58 ░▐
▌░ 09. Don't Be Sad 4:50 ░▐
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▌░ Plasteroid is the third studio album by the electronic band ░▐
▌░ Rockets. It was released in 1979 on Rockland Records. ░▐
▌░ ░▐
▌░ Despite being renowned in certain parts of the world ░▐
▌░ (especially in Italy and their hometown of Paris), the ░▐
▌░ space-age outfit Rockets remains largely obscure -- even ░▐
▌░ though they arrived on the scene at almost he same exact time ░▐
▌░ as Kraftwerk and prefaced Devo by several years. The ░▐
▌░ multi-membered outfit originally formed in 1972, under the ░▐
▌░ name Crystal, performing on-stage in their regular street ░▐
▌░ clothes. But by 1974, Crystal had evolved into Rocket Men, ░▐
▌░ issuing a debut self-titled single, while its members began ░▐
▌░ to assume the identities of aliens; complete with silver ░▐
▌░ makeup covering their skin, grey contact lenses, space suits, ░▐
▌░ and bald heads. It was also around this time that the group ░▐
▌░ hooked up with producer Claude Lemoine, who would remain ░▐
▌░ behind the studio boards until the early '80s. Over the next ░▐
▌░ year, the group went through another name (Rocketters), ░▐
▌░ before finally settling on Rockets, and issuing further ░▐
▌░ singles, including such titles as "Rocket Man," "Future ░▐
▌░ Woman," and "Samurai." ░▐
▌░ ░▐
▌░ Come 1976, Rockets was finally ready to release a self-titled ░▐
▌░ full-length debut (only available in France, however), as the ░▐
▌░ band's theatrical live show began to take on a life of its ░▐
▌░ own; complete with vocoders, lasers, colored lights, smoke, ░▐
▌░ and flames. Rockets' sophomore outing, 1978's On the Road ░▐
▌░ Again, turned out to be their first release to be available ░▐
▌░ domestically (and the first to be supported by a North ░▐
▌░ American tour), although their U.S. record label, Tom n' ░▐
▌░ Jerry, insisted on printing their name on the cover, leading ░▐
▌░ some to assume that the group was called "Tom n' Jerry's ░▐
▌░ Rockets." An Italy-only compilation album, Sound of the ░▐
▌░ Future, followed in 1979, the same year that the band issued ░▐
▌░ their next studio album, Plasteroid, which became Rockets' ░▐
▌░ biggest album yet (obtaining gold status, 200,000 copies ░▐
▌░ sold, in Italy). 1980 saw the arrival of another Italy-only ░▐
▌░ release, Live, as well as their fourth studio album overall, ░▐
▌░ Galaxy, another massive hit in Italy (selling over a million ░▐
▌░ copies) which many Rockets aficionados consider as the ░▐
▌░ group's musical peak. ░▐
▌░ ░▐
▌░ By the time of 1981's P-3,14, the group teamed up with ░▐
▌░ another similarly styled outfit, Visitors, as new characters ░▐
▌░ were introduced to Rockets' live act (including wizards, ░▐
▌░ doctors, cowboys, and motorcyclists). Shortly thereafter, ░▐
▌░ interest in Rockets began to dwindle; despite the masked ░▐
▌░ outfit issuing several more albums, 1982's Atomic, 1984's ░▐
▌░ Imperception, and 1986's One Way (the latter of which saw the ░▐
▌░ group change the spelling of their name to "Roketz"), before ░▐
▌░ going on hiatus for six years. By 1992, Rockets had reunited, ░▐
▌░ issuing an album of new tracks and remixes of older tunes, ░▐
▌░ Another Future, which failed to spark interest in the group ░▐
▌░ once more (the same year, the very first Rockets hits ░▐
▌░ collections surfaced, Galactica: The Best Of). 1996 saw the ░▐
▌░ release of two more compilations, Greatest Hits and Hits & ░▐
▌░ Remixes. Another set was released four years later, The ░▐
▌░ Definitive Collection, which coincided with a pair of ░▐
▌░ original bandmembers (Fabrice Quagliotti and Alain Maratrat) ░▐
▌░ resurrecting the Rockets name with several new members. ░▐
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