Apollo 11 Moon Landing (1969 BBC Television Coverage) [Soundtrack, Live]

Various Artists (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (September 25, 1994)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Soundtrack, Live
• Label: Pearl
• ASIN: B000000X1H
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #543,637 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Introduction: Apollo + 25

2. Launch from Cape Kennedy, Florida: 16 July 1969

3. Launch from Cape Kennedy, Florida: 16 July 1969: A Million People Have

4. Launch from Cape Kennedy, Florida: 16 July 1969: 30 Billion ...

5. Launch from Cape Kennedy, Florida: 16 July 1969: This Is Apollo Saturn

6. Launch from Cape Kennedy, Florida: 16 July 1969: And All Eyes ...

7. Launch from Cape Kennedy, Florida: 16 July 1969: 3 Minutes 45 ...

8. Launch from Cape Kennedy, Florida: 16 July 1969: 600 Million ...

9. Lunar Landing: 20 July 1969: We're Now in the Approach Phase. ...

10. On the Lunar Surface: Hatch Reported Coming Open

11. On the Lunar Surface: Armstrong About to Release TV Camera: That's One

12. On the Lunar Surface: About to Pick up the Contingency Sample of ...

13. On the Lunar Surface: Making Sure Not to Lock It on the Way Out. ...

14. On the Lunar Surface: Neil Is Now Unveiling the Plaque...We Came ...

15. On the Lunar Surface: Armstrong and Aldrin Talk to President ...

16. On the Lunar Surface: Houston Communicates With Michael Collins ...

17. On the Lunar Surface: Armstrong and Aldrin Talk from Surface

18. Lift off from the Moon: With 3 Minutes Dead Go to the Lift Off

19. Lift off from the Moon: Lift Off

20. Lift off from the Moon: One Minute to Orbit Insertion

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5.0 out of 5 stars Essential History, October 13, 1998

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Jim McDade (Birmingham, AL USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Apollo 11 Moon Landing (1969 BBC Television Coverage) (Audio CD)

Why is this recording of the BBC Apollo 11 coverage important? Contrary to what MTV says, Woodstock was not the most historic event of the summer of 1969. Astronauts, not hippies or rock stars were the real idealists, dreamers, and heroes to most of the worlds youth. The made for television and Hollywood cinematic portrayals of the 1960's have created a distorted perception of a fascinating decade. Only a tiny minority of the U.S. youth was involved in or even interested in the so-called "movement". Most of us were more interested in football, basketball, and the fascinating mysteries of the opposite sex. We could have cared less about the antics of the smelly long-hairs who declared themselves social revolutionaries whilst all the time clinging to their parents financial teats. Most of us just wanted to finish school and find a job so that we could buy a car or rent a nice apartment.

This BBC historical record captures some of the feel of that fantastic week when men walked on the moon. It is an essential item for all people who are interested in real history.