ROCKIN' IN THE 25th CENTURY 1964 LP THE SPACEMEN outer space-themed surf rock
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Jun 22, 2026 Sold Date
Jun 15, 2026 Start Date
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This is a VINTAGE 33 1/3 record to ROCKIN' IN THE 25th CENTURY 1964 LP outer space-themed surf rock instrumental 
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The product is a 1964 LP titled "ROCKIN' IN THE 25th CENTURY" by artist ROCKIN' IN THE 25th CENTURY, featuring outer space-themed surf rock instrumental music. 
The record is a first pressing on black vinyl, with a 12" size and stereo audio channels. 
It comes in a cardboard sleeve with the original cover and is part of the exotica and rock genres. 
This vintage album from the 1960s showcases a unique blend of surf rock and outer space-themed sounds, making it a valuable addition to any music collector's library.

Rockin' In The 25th Century is a rare 1964 outer space-themed surf rock instrumental vinyl LP credited to a studio group called The Spacemen.
Released by Roulette Records (catalog number R-25275), the album was a concept record capitalizing on the mid-1960s space race craze and surf music boom.
Key Details About the Album
The Concept & Production: The album was completely written and produced by Bob Gallo and infamous record executive Morris Levy.  "The Spacemen" was not a touring band, but rather a moniker for studio musicians assembled for the session.
The Music: The record consists of energetic, reverb-heavy surf guitar tracks with futuristic, sci-fi titles like "Futurama," "Blast Off," and "The Wobble.
The Re-release Twist: In 1966, to cash in on the massive television phenomenon of the Adam West Batman series, Roulette Records repackaged the exact same audio tracks. 
They slapped a new cover on the vinyl and reissued it under the title "Music for Batman and Robin".
Potential Point of Confusion
Because of the phrase "25th Century," this LP is frequently confused with the soundtrack or radio show pressings of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. 
However, the 1964 Spacemen record is a standalone instrumental surf album and is entirely unrelated to the Buck Rogers franchise..
ITEM LOOKS IN VINTAGE FAIR GOOD CONDITION - 
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ITEM SOLD AS IS
COVER is in  AS SEEN CONDITION please see photos


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