Toomorrow advert

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Olivia Newton-John stars in this cult sci-fi musical about a groovy pop group abducted by aliens.
Newly restored and on Blu-ray for the first time.

Melbourne 45s

PHYSICAL Olivia Newton-John
Physical (EMI EMI 5234, 7", UK, 1981) £5
Physical was deemed risqué and even a little bit racy on its release in 1981, with radio stations in Salt Lake City apparently slapping a ban on it for its suggestiveness.

Utah's loss was the world's gain – it sold more than two million singles worldwide and topped the charts in America.

TOOMORROW Compettion
Content with a life of playing music and attending student protests, groovy London-based psych/bubblegum pop group Toomorrow, fronted by Olivia (Olivia Newton-John), are rather inconveniently abducted by aliens. This 1970 sci-fi musical comedy, directed by Val Guest, was shelved after one week in cinemas 15 due to a lawsuit and was impossible to watch by the public for decades. Sitting somewhere on the spectrum between Wild In The Streets and Austin Powers, it's now restored and seeing the light of day thanks to the BFI.

To be in with the chance of winning one of four copies on blu-ray, please tell us the name of the label that released the film's soundtrack back in 1970: a) RCA Victor, b) RCA Victoria, c) RCA Victory?