Description He we have a RARE Library Music LP. “Themes For A One Man Band” volume 1. However, it’s nothing to do with a one man band. It’s a selection of futuristic science fiction music by Synthesiser maestro Alexander Goldscheider, and it’s on Red Bus RBML 103, a 12” vinyl LP. It dates from 1983, so the synth sounds are all very analogue and Numan/Dr Who-ish. By the way.. It’s rarer than volume 2. Here’s yer track list: 1 The Moons Of Jupiter I 2 The Moons Of Jupiter II 3 The Moons Of Jupiter III 4 The Moons Of Jupiter IV 5 The Moons Of Jupiter V 6 The Moons Of Jupiter VI 7 Astral Planes I 8 Astral Planes II 9 Astral Planes III 10 Astral Planes IV 11 Astral Planes V 12 Astral Planes VI 13 Leaving Earth 14 Shooting Stars I 15 Shooting Stars II 1 The Rings Of Saturn I 2 The Rings Of Saturn II 3 The Rings Of Saturn III 4 Love Theme For A Robot I 5 Love Theme For A Robot II 6 Love Theme For A Robot III 7 Love Theme For A Robot VI 8 Love Theme For A Robot V 9 Love Theme For A Robot VI 10 The Star Gate It’s as rare as heck (as is anything done by Mr Goldscheider) and it’s a very nice clean disc which plays very well. The sleeve shows some signs of storage, but is actually pretty good, all things considered. Have a look at the photographs. Did I mention that it’s preposterously rare? It’s probably much better than VG++ and the sleeve is VG+ or better. I am not a dealer. I am just an old bloke thinning out his record collection before the floor collapses. I’m selling many of these discs FOR LESS THAN THEY COST ME. If you buy more than one record off me, I will REDUCE THE POSTAGE ACCORDINGLY, so the more you buy.. the cheaper they become! The record in the photograph is the record you will get. I have described the item to the best of my ability, and everything looks in splendid condition to me, but please check the photographs to decide for yourself. PAYPAL only Please. NO OVERSEAS bidders please. And NO OVERSEAS bidders using UK addresses please. This is because I like my buyers to be happy bunnies. If there is a problem, I like to sort it out personally. I can't do this if you're thousands of miles away. Thanks for looking!