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1. Designs of Alien Life Scientists are finding microbial life in places they never expected — in boiling water, inside rocks, under ice, and even at the bottom of the ocean where it's dark, cold.

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2. Brownsville Station Brownsville Station [Private Stock] The Martian Boogie The other night, I was walking down the street I was gettin kind of hungry, I decided to get me something to eat Now I passed up all the chain franchise joints on hamburger row And stopped at a.

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3. Weird Al Yankovic, The Undisputed Truth, Brownsville Station, Billy Riley & His Little Green Men, Jefferson Airplane, Buchanan & Goodman, Sheb Wooley, Harry Nilsson, Klaatu, Various Artists - They Came From Outer Space: The Alien Songbook - melnistchicdiarohsmarsundpotiresida.coinfo Music4/5(1).

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4. They Came from Outer Space: Part 2 Episode Information Season 2 Episode 2 Production Number 28 French Title La Menace vient de l'Espace [2/2] Air Date Oct 29, Written By Ben Joseph and Franklin Young Storyboard By Christophe Yoshida Other Transcript Read Transcript They Came from Outer Space: Part 2 is the second episode of the second season of the animated series, Martin Mystery. It .

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of They Came From Outer Space - The Alien Songbook on Discogs/5(3).

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6. The Prodigy, ‘Out Of Space’ It’s based around an old Max Romeo line about catapulting Satan into outer space to go hassle some other planet, but when Liam Howlett and co. got their hands.

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7. It Came From Outer Space: Alien Songbook is an entertaining collection of pop and rock novelty songs about alien visitors. They may cover a wide variety of styles, but all of these songs are essentially novelties, so anyone that enjoys the humor behind Buchanan & Goodman's "The Flying Saucer (Parts 1 & 2)" and Sheb Wooley's "The Purple People Eater" will probably like Billy Riley's "Flying Saucer 6/

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8. Johnny "Guitar" Watson's "Space Guitar" () is wild Hendrix precursor filled with reverb and feedback. Still, if you're looking for a true early sci-fi compilation, I'd recommend Buffalo Bop's "Rocket Ship", a 34 track collection of '50s obscurities that DOES stick to the theme.2/5(1).

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