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About “Sir Army Suit / Endangered Species” This was the first album release by Klaatu in years. While it is not a proper album, rather a re-release of 2 of their least popular albums.
Klaatu is arguably, yet probably most remembered for their hit “Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft” that has received numerous covers, most notably by the Carpenters.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2003 CD release of "Endangered Species" on Discogs.
14 févr. 2013 · "I Can't Help It""Knee Deep in Love""Paranoia""Howl at the Moon""Set the World on Fire" "Hot Box City""Dog Star""Sell Out, Sell Out""All Good Things"
4 janv. 2018 · The song Knee Deep In Love from the Endangered Species album was a Top 40 hit in Canada, but the romance between Klaatu and the US was well and truly over, and the band split in 1982. These days the former members of Klaatu are very open about their Beatles influences. “I’m probably one of the biggest Beatles fans in the whole world ...
12 janv. 2021 · Klaatu was a Canadian symphonic art-pop trio that issued four 1973–75 singles, compiled with further material on their 1976 Daffodil–Capitol album 3:47 E.S.T. Rumored to be The Beatles, Klaatu’s members retained their anonymity on the 1977–80 albums Hope, Sir Army Suit, and Endangered Species, then unmasked on their 1981 swan song Magentalane. Members: Terry Draper […]
Endangered Species, an Album by Klaatu. Released 9 June 1980 on Capitol (catalog no. ST-12080; Vinyl LP). Genres: Pop Rock, Power Pop, AOR. Rated #953 in the best albums of 1980. Featured peformers: Christopher Bond (producer, arrangements), Ted Jones (cover art).
