"Jupiter-2 Flight Station Set"

The original Jupiter-2 Flight Station Set goes up for sale. After being in a basement in New York by Jeff Story and giving tours to the fans for many years. It was sold several years ago to a private prop collector. It is now being auction off through Profiles in History on December 16, 2005. This is the most completed set and prop of any of Irwin Allen's TV shows.

A true American icon at it's very best, this set was seen throughout the entire Lost in Space classic TV show. Many of the panels and lights still work, and in excellent condition seeing its over 40 years old.

Starting bid is $60,000 for those interested in bidding on this incredible piece of Lost in Space history.

New Lost in Space Music CD

Being released by La La Land Records, http://www.lalalandrecords.com/, is a two-disc CD. All totally remastered, with never heard or used tracks from the Irwin Allen's classic TV series. Available November 2005!

DISC ONE

LOST IN SPACE Season I Main Title (0:53) (John Williams)

THE RELUCTANT STOWAWAY (John Williams)
Smith’s Entrance (2:45)
Final Countdown (4:33)
Escape Velocity / Meteor Storm (5:41)
Weightless Waltz (3:37)
Monster Rebels (3:40)
Walk In Space / To Be Continued* (7:35)

ISLAND IN THE SKY (John Williams)
Strange Planet* / John’s Descent* (1:30)
Helmet It* (1:19)
Strangle Hold / Landing (6:24)
Lil’ Will And The Robot* (1:29)
Search For John (4:13)
Monkey’s Doo* (4:52)
Operation Rescue* (1:16)
Personal Chauffeur / Electric Sagebrush / Will Is Threatened (2:34)

THE HUNGRY SEA (John Williams)
Earthquake (2:45)
Temperature Rising* / Boring Company* / Don’s Rays* (4:08)
Warming Rays* / Sun Storm (3:00)
Land Ho / Kid’s Play-Off* (2:36)

MY FRIEND MR. NOBODY (John Williams)
Wonderland Discovery / Penny’s Problem / Gathering Wild Flowers (9:33)
New Galaxy (2:26)

LOST IN SPACE Season I End Title (0:50) (John Williams)

Total Time (78:55)

All Music Published By Skelton Music, BMI

DISC TWO

“CBS Presents This Special Program In Color” (0:08)
LOST IN SPACE Season III Main Title (1:02) (John Williams)

THE DERELICT (Herman Stein / Hans J. Salter†)
Derelict Title / Frontal Robotomy† / Family (2:00)

THERE WERE GIANTS IN THE EARTH (Herman Stein)
Microscope / Pod Almighty (1:49)

WELCOME STRANGER* (Herman Stein and Frank Comstock†)
Stranger / Friend Or Foe / Permission / Spore Sprayer / The Robinsons / Upper-Ration / Hapgood / Star Charts† / Tall Tail / Blast Off† (17:33)

LOST IN SPACE Season III Bumper* (0:05) (John Williams)

BLAST OFF INTO SPACE* (Leith Stevens)
The Family / Quake / Mine Entrance / Galaxies Wins / Spilled Cosmonium / It’s Alive / Cosmonium Fiend / One Last Check / Family / Blast Off / Thruster Control Short / Thruster Control Continued / Freeze Frame (15:58)

CURSE OF COUSIN SMITH* (Robert Drasnin)
Mississippi Shuffle (1:28)
Little Joe’s Yes (1:22)

GIRL FROM THE GREEN DIMENSION* (Alexander Courage)
Mulberry Bush / What A Knight (4:26)

CAVE OF THE WIZARDS* (Alexander Courage)
Mummy’s Boy / Draconian Anthem / King Queen (5:16)

COLLISION OF PLANETS* (Gerald Fried)
The Aliens / Sampson March / 1st Blast (3:27)

THE PROMISED PLANET (Pete Rugolo)
Space-A-Delic (3:50)
Senior - from THE SKY PIRATE (Leigh Harline) / Introduction - from GHOST IN SPACE (Leigh Harline) / The Search - from THE SKY PIRATE (3:58) (Lionel Newman)
A Nice Little Bank / Investigation - from THE SKY PIRATE (2:52) (Cyril Mockridge)
Terror Stinger / Another World / Ominous Signs / Awful Monster / Silly Monster - from SPACE CIRCUS (8:02) (Fred Steiner)

FORBIDDEN WORLD (Robert Drasnin)
Space Walk* (0:39)

LOST IN SPACE Season II Main Title (unused) (0:58) (Warren Barker)
LOST IN SPACE Season III End Title (1:09) (John Williams)
Total Time (77:32)

(*) - Previously Unreleased Material

In Memoriam - Irwin Allen

On this day in "Lost in Space" history . . . Mr. Irwin Allen passed away in Santa Monica, California on November 2, 1991. The cause was a heart attack.

Irwin Allen has pleased many fans of television and films because he shared with us the wonderful fantasy worlds he created including "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea," "The Time Tunnel," and "The Land of the Giants."

Yet, most importantly, he created the eerie, cosmic world of "Lost in Space."

We wish to thank Irwin Allen for his marvelous work that we all enjoy so much.

May he rest in peace.