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Me, singing Star Trek
I’m not going to make it to ConVersion, Calgary’s science fiction convention, this summer: the timing just didn’t work out. But I’ll still be present when the Imaginiative Fiction Writers’ Association (a.k.a. “IFWits”) perform their becoming-a-tradition musical (this year: The Phantom of the Space Opera). At their behest, I have recorded a rather frightening version of the theme song for Star Trek (the original series). Yes, it has lyrics! Yes, it’s WAY too high for me! Yes, you can listen to it here!
Enjoy! (Or not, as the case may be.)
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