Rockets

The story of the Rockets begins in Paris (France), in 1972, when they were known as Crystal. In 1974, they changed their name to [b]Rocket Men[/b] (or [b]The Rocketters[/b]) as five bald extraterrestrials with gray eyes, silver skin, and wearing space suits, recording the single "Rocket Man" produced by [a=Claude Lemoine], who would remain their producer until 1983.

In 1975, they changed their name to [b]Rockets[/b] and recorded the single "Future Woman". In 1976, their first LP, "Rockets", was released in France, and the band launched a series of phantasmagorical live shows which involved vocoder, lasers, colored lights, smoke and a 10-foot-long bazooka fighting flames. Their next LP "On the road again" (1978), was released in a large number of countries. The American release was made under the [l=Tom N' Jerry Records] label.