Before becoming one of the world's leading astronauts, Harry Stubble embarked on an extensive musical career that spanned from the 1940s right into the 1980s. Although relatively unknown to the general population, Stubble's many musical incarnations received high accolades from the critics over the years. As you play Space Race, you'll be treated to several of Stubble's biggest hits:

I'm in Love with the Spore from Planet MZ
Recorded with Captain Harry's Homely Warts Stub Band
1965, Stupple Records

Ageless Motion
Recorded with Perhaps
1972, Pretentious Records

The Electric Harry
Recorded with The Other Captain and Shenille
1978, Boogie Noogie Records

Home Away from Home
From the Broadway play Harry and the Ridiculous Technicolor Jumpsuit
1983, Soundtrack available on Turn Down the Volume Records

Harry's Theme
From the original radio show "Captain Harry and the Humongous Ship"
1943, Property of WSTUB Radio Productions

Here's what the critics had to say:

"Not since Richard Nixon has there been such a talented poet. "
Professor John Birge, Galaxy Magazine

"Stubble's music creates within me an urge to be free, to vote in public elections, and sometimes, to heave."
Nathan Shargel, Flash! Magazine

"Despite it all, I still love him."
Nita Stubble, Harry's mother, in an interview with The Daily Spore

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