| | Space Art Onyx CD - Import Space Art Discography of CDs
Reissue on the specialist prog/ electro label Spalax of thegroup's 1976 LP for the label with 'Sky Walk' & 'Convoi'added as bonus tracks. Nine tracks total. Also includes theoriginal cover art. 1998 release.
CD contains 2 bonus tracks. Onyx Review
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