Apollo 11 landing - set to music

[Chris Bergin]

A friend has passed on this unique type of group that creates songs out of historical audio.

They've done it to Apollo 11:

[Chris Bergin]

Some of the other ones they've done are pretty good too, mainly around World War II:

[neoforce]

Their most recent album is called "The Race for Space" here is the list of tracks:

No.   Title   Inspiring event   Length   
1.   "The Race for Space"     John F. Kennedy's September 1962 Speech   2:41
2.   "Sputnik"     Sputnik 1 (1957 - First satellite)   7:09
3.   "Gagarin"     Vostok 1 (1961 - First human in space)   3:49
4.   "Fire in the Cockpit"     Apollo 1 disaster (1967 - First planned Apollo mission)   3:02
5.   "E.V.A."     Voskhod 2 (1965 - First spacewalk)   4:16
6.   "The Other Side"     Apollo 8 (1968 - First visit to moon)   6:20
7.   "Valentina" (featuring Smoke Fairies)   Vostok 6 (1963 - First woman in space)   4:29
8.   "Go!"     Apollo 11 (1969 - First moon landing)   4:13
9.   "Tomorrow"     Apollo 17 (1972 - Final Apollo mission)   7:22

Like most bands, they are about the music (based on historical audio) first, then videos.  So, they don't have videos for all of the above tracks and the ones they do have videos of use different styles.  The videos from this album so far:  Go (as posted by Chris), Gagarin, The Other Side and Valentina.