THE DREAMSHIRE CHRONICLES: SONGS AND SONATAS.

wonder toy · **Posted:** Mon Mar 12, 2012 2:42 am

Bill Nelson wrote:

Othertimes, it's like a bunch of different coloured fireworks going off at once and I just enjoy the individual bangs and whooshes, then try to decipher patterns from it all later, when the smoke clears.

That's pretty cool. So one song may crop up and inspire an entire batch of songs that then gives birth to a new theme album.

Bill Nelson · **Joined:** Sun Apr 03, 2005 4:40 pm **Posts:** 8463

Latest on the 'DREAMSHIRE CHRONICLES' front is that I've got a couple more songs 'in the can' and I'm almost ready to begin mixing another.
Titles are: 'Sailing To The Moon,' 'On Yer Bike Emperor Ming! (Mandolins By The Sea)' and 'Spooky Little Things That Never Happened.' All vocal tracks with gently bizarre, surrealist lyrics as befits this album's gently off-centre and easy listening feel. ('though to me what may be 'easy listening' might, for some, seem somewhat oblique, at least without repeated exposure to the non-linear flow of the songs.) :wink:

felixt1 · **Posted:** Fri Mar 16, 2012 11:46 pm

Bill Nelson wrote:

'Sailing To The Moon,' 'On Yer Bike Emperor Ming! (Mandolins By The Sea)'

That'll do it for me :wink:

What on Earth can this song be about, and would Alex Raymond approve? :shock:

Andre · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 1:12 am

For my part, whatever it's about, I am amazed at the temptation of the upcoming new releases and the Cherry Red reissues. The 2011 releases are a hard act to follow, but Mr.B has done it before. Cant wait

alec · **Posted:** Sat Mar 17, 2012 3:09 am

Bill Nelson wrote:

Latest on the 'DREAMSHIRE CHRONICLES' front is that I've got a couple more songs 'in the can' and I'm almost ready to begin mixing another.
Titles are: 'Sailing To The Moon,' 'On Yer Bike Emperor Ming! (Mandolins By The Sea)' and 'Spooky Little Things That Never Happened.' All vocal tracks with gently bizarre, surrealist lyrics as befits this album's gently off-centre and easy listening feel. ('though to me what may be 'easy listening' might, for some, seem somewhat oblique, at least without repeated exposure to the non-linear flow of the songs.) :wink:

GettingOnTheBeam · **Posted:** Sun Mar 18, 2012 6:24 pm

The titles of this cd sound pretty cool, and I am ok with easy listening as long as it isn't music for accompanying vertical transport in a skyscraper!

Bill Nelson · **Joined:** Sun Apr 03, 2005 4:40 pm **Posts:** 8463

GettingOnTheBeam wrote:

I am ok with easy listening as long as it isn't music for accompanying vertical transport in a skyscraper!

No, this is more like vertical transport in a disc shaped craft! :wink:

Pathdude · **Posted:** Sun Mar 18, 2012 10:34 pm

Bill Nelson wrote:

GettingOnTheBeam wrote:

I am ok with easy listening as long as it isn't music for accompanying vertical transport in a skyscraper!

No, this is more like vertical transport in a disc shaped craft! :wink:

That's my favorite type of transport

alec · **Posted:** Mon Mar 19, 2012 12:40 am

Bill Nelson wrote:

GettingOnTheBeam wrote:

I am ok with easy listening as long as it isn't music for accompanying vertical transport in a skyscraper!

No, this is more like vertical transport in a disc shaped craft! :wink:

Seems like lyrics or song title.

blackdograilroad · **Posted:** Fri Jun 15, 2012 6:58 pm

Bill, do you think we'll see this one released this year? I'm musically salivating at the descriptions you post...........

...........BTW I'm STILL getting so much out of Golden Melodies...........

cheers

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