Absolutely sublime piece. I seem to recall that Bill had this playing as a background track prior to his live appearance, when he was doing solo gigs around the time of the release of 'Alchemical Adventures' (I saw him play at Birkenhead).
'Opening' - from Duplex (a compilation retrospective double CD, 1989). The track is described as "previously unreleased, from the TV production: Henry Moore And Landscape, 1988".
I don't think it appeared anywhere else, and in that sense I suppose it could be seen as a sort of relatively 'forgotten' track. I've always found it absolutely magical, awe inspiring & moving.
House Of Mystery
My Ship Is Lost To Semaphore
Absolutely sublime piece. I seem to recall that Bill had this playing as a background track prior to his live appearance, when he was doing solo gigs around the time of the release of 'Alchemical Adventures' (I saw him play at Birkenhead).
Dream Guitar
V-Ghost (For Harold and Ellen)
..If you're feeling a bit mentally frazzled, this track will sooth those tensions away.
P.S. 'found-voices' don't count as vox....just my take.
‘All Alone in a Boat of His Own’ from Neptune’s Galaxy. Totally chills me out from certain stress. Thanks.
@sotelosphere with you on that.
California Boombox
..great guitar
'Opening' - from Duplex (a compilation retrospective double CD, 1989). The track is described as "previously unreleased, from the TV production: Henry Moore And Landscape, 1988".
I don't think it appeared anywhere else, and in that sense I suppose it could be seen as a sort of relatively 'forgotten' track. I've always found it absolutely magical, awe inspiring & moving.
The Aerostatic Balloonist (from Captain Future's Psychotronic Circus)
All Alone In A Boat of His Own (from Neptune's Galaxy)
This ending ... dream-inducing messages made from cascading fog, ocean, gulls, dreams ...
The Rose Covered Cottage At The End Of Time from And We Fell Into A Dream
Teatime In The Republic Of Dreams
[Track 5 from Here Comes Mr. Mercury]
... I just wanna live here.
I might have to suggest No Shade, No Shadow from Three White Roses & A Budd performed by Harold Budd, Bill Nelson & Fila Brazillia.