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Not seen this before, pretty cool. It instantly made me think of the Arnold effects in Terminator and Total Recall...Wonder if there was any connection with the special effects crews involved? I have no idea, but would have a bet there is a connection = it looks scarily similar. Re Adam & the Ants, I saw them once at Nottingham's Sandpiper club, a great punk venue and my favourite ever music venue. The Nottingham Boat Club was a really great live music venue too.. I saw lots of great bands there, back then and was at the Sandpiper many, many times. There was also a really great West Indian reggae nightclub/music venue, (literally) next door, called the Ad-Lib...we used to go there a lot too!...Happy days!! Can't remember exact date for the Ants, but it was post Zerox single and pre Dirk Wears White Sox, so sometime in that period of 1979 (I think, if memory serves correct, lol)..I would have been 19.

Actual CD release "early summer" that's all I know.

Well-stated. Listening. I remember now this one was all I listened to for a few days after it appeared. Love that cover art.

I Built a Guitar Out of 50 Pounds of Salt ... I Built a Guitar Out of 50 Pounds of Salt

Yes, it does have that effect...I quite like that understated colour, it kind of dilutes the fact that it's a bit of a beast. ...and, can just catch your reflection in the bottom pic.

Just having a little fun..Can you see the surfer?

I always enjoyed Trouser Press. Especially Mick Farren's pieces. Always had a good sense of humour. I wish both of the volumes were available as paperbacks.

He did have something similar to how the Fairlight worked way before called UPIC.

It would be nice if someone cleared that up on the Store page. All of this leaves me sort of baffled asa to why Nelson would drop that version of the album now, with so much of it about to come out in remastered, physical form soon. At the very least, a fresh digital edition of this release could have been a perfect opportunity to revive the original track listing, as the Store, with all that detail about the earlier CD versions, goes to pains to suggest.

Martyn Ware had an interesting conversation with Thomas Leer not long ago on his (Martyn’s) “Electronically Yours” podcast so check it out if you haven’t already done.

The Great Magnetiser..ahh, perfection... From the wonderful The Jewel album. It's my birthday today and this is one of several Bill Nelson CDs that will be getting a spin this weekend!...happy days.