1. beezball

   9

   I really was loving this album. It is much better when watching the movie along with it, which is how it was obviously meant to be listened to. The longer album version really is fantastic, though, as I said, it is slightly like listening to a soundtrack without the movie. The album could stand to be a little longer, but seeing as it is twice the length of the very movie that inspired it, I'd say they've done well. Overall, not as good as their full length albums for a standalone listen. But it's still more Air, and that is fine by me!… Expand

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2. cedrickjames

   8

   This is not your typical Air album. After their french touch classic debut and their signature sound floating between classical music and aerial waves, Air comes back with a surprising soundtrack. They already made a successful attempt of soundtrack with Virgin Suicide which was a commercial and musical success. Air comes back in 2012 with this delightful strong pretty upbeat soundtrack based on A Trip To The Moon movie from 1909. It is a beautiful album with every quality of a Air album. Simplicity, technique, soudscapes and blips. It is a soundtrack which does not need the movie to be appreciated. The key track is Cosmic Trip which is a good synthesis of the entire album. A catchy growing beat with out-of-space voices, an invitation to follow Air in their trip to the moon. A welcome come back from a high standard band.… Expand

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3. themusicbug

   5

   The 7th studio album by the electronic French duo, based on Georges Melies movie of the same title. Although it has some good and even magical pieces, as a whole is indifferent and repetitive. Strictly for hardcore fans of Air. You can see the whole review in my blog: http://musicourt.blogspot.com/2012/02/air-le-voyage-dans-la-lune.html… Expand

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