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The closing shot is of a video game entitled 'Whiz Kids'. With someone chanting 'I like Space Age Whiz Kids' is on a floating video game screen that flies around the arcade. Space Age: The Phantom Power is a contemporary classical performance featuring 5 musical instruments from each of the families in Western classical music. Towards the end, Walsh walks through the futuristic arcade in a full-blown space suit.

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He and his band are on white circular platforms in the middle of blackness. Recent Space Age Pop Releases Music from Patch Cord Productions. This was music, usually instrumental but not always, that reveled in crazy orchestrations & arrangements, stereo jockeying, jazzy riffs, sexy vibes and just. Here are scenes of Walsh and his band where Walsh is dressed in a jumpsuit with sunglasses and an Indian-style headband with a feather on the side. They show the old pinball arcade and everyone is covered with cobwebs. Now, there's a bunch of video games instead of pinball machines, Walsh tries to talk to the kids sitting around but they ignore him. Stream songs including 'You Want It (feat.

The video then turns to colour - depicting that he's in the present. Listen to Space Age Pimpin by Juicy J & Pierre Bourne on Apple Music. Walsh, pushes his way up to a pinball machine. Stream songs including 'The Unidentified Flying Object', 'Island In Space' and more. Title, Space Age Love Song Songwriter, Alister Score / Francis Maudsley / Michael Score / Paul Reynolds Vocalist, John von Ahlen Backing Vocals, Louise Love.

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The music video starts out in an old-fashioned arcade in black and white. Listen to Space Age Computer Music by Perrey & Kingsley on Apple Music. Ben Vaughn Desings In Music CD / Akron Voyage of Exploration CD / The Free Pop Electronic Concept A New Exciting Experience CD. The lyrics also reflect a satirical view on this, with lines such as: 'I feel a little bit mixed up, maybe I'm obsolete'. The song was written during the latter part of the 1980s video arcade craze, and its lyrics are a personal commentary, critical of then-modern American culture against Walsh's older pinball and pool generation.

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