BiTrektual

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BiTrektual
Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 2, 2012
Genre
Length55:29
LabelMars Needs Music
ProducerAurelio Voltaire
Aurelio Voltaire chronology
The Cave Canem Demos
(2012)
BiTrektual
(2012)
Raised by Bats
(2014)

BiTrektual is the ninth studio album by Cuban American dark cabaret singer Aurelio Voltaire, released on September 2, 2012. It is a concept album containing songs parodying the Star Wars and Star Trek franchises – Voltaire is a fan of both. It also contains a Doctor Who-related song, "It's Bigger on the Inside". The album's title is intended to be a pun on the word "bisexual".

"The Trouble with Tribbles" excepted, all the Star Trek-related songs were previously featured on Voltaire's currently out-of-print 2001

The John B. Sails
", with lyrics heavily modified by Voltaire.

Jason C. Miller
as well, provide additional vocals for some of the tracks.

Voltaire also made a contest on which fans would design the BiTrektual logo and cover art; the winner was eventually revealed to be artist Shamine King.[1]

The cover features Voltaire dressed like Obi-Wan Kenobi kissing Hikaru Sulu.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."BiTrektual" (feat.
Jason C. Miller)
5:01
2."The Trouble with Tribbles"4:42
3."Screw the Ocampa" (feat. Garrett Wang and Tim Russ)2:10
4."The Sexy Data Tango"3:23
5."The USS Make Shit Up"5:49
6."Poopin' on the Enterprise (A Monologue)"1:57
7."Worf's Revenge"3:13
8."Yoda (A Monologue)"2:02
9."Cantina"7:36
10."Damn You, George Lucas! (A Monologue)"1:54
11."Docking Bay 94"4:44
12."It's Bigger on the Inside"3:54
13."Expendable" (feat. Jason C. Miller, Robert Picardo and Tim Russ)3:38
Bonus track
No.TitleLength
14."BiTrektual (Alternate Version)" (feat. Robert Picardo)5:03

Personnel

  • Aurelio Voltaire – vocals, acoustic guitar, production
  • Brian Viglione – drums
  • Maxim Moston – violin
  • Argyle Johansen – tuba
  • Melissa Elledge – accordion
  • Peter Hess – clarinet (track 5)
  • Johnny O'Reilly – backing vocals
  • George Grant – bass, backing vocals, mixing
  • Janelle Reichman – clarinet (track 12)
  • Frank Morin – guitar (tracks 1, 3, 7, 11 and 14)
  • Smith Curry – dobro, pedal steel guitar, Telecaster
  • Gregory Hinde – piano (track 12)
  • Roger Lian – mastering
  • Shamine King – cover art

Guest vocals were provided by

Doctor in Star Trek
, respectively.

References