celadon wrote:I get a Harold Budd's Lovely Thunder hint off it as well, which is alright by me.
Yes! I noticed that too! Really love this album. I'm stuck in an anonymous hotel just outside Telford and this is just the soundtrack I need to forget I'm here.
Ah yes. Music melts the walls into veils of translucence, specks of dust become shimmering galaxies and used condoms transform into amorphous pearlesence. Poetic no?
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Released! Oh Yes! Gonna Buy It Vinyl!
B&Q
hexagon son wrote:I just noticed this for the first time due to the banner when i logged into twoism.
Great, that's exactly the reason why it is up there . Once I get the right size from SI I'll put the banner, along with another, up in this new modification where the banner will be on top of every page.
Got a chance to listen to this a few times and I reach the conclusion that this release is the score to an yet to be made documentary about the stars and far far away galaxies.
Many thanks everyone who purchased the album (I know who you are!) and even those who didn't, thanks for listening and for your comments!
The hand-numbered CD copies will probably number between 10 and 15. In other words, very few. When they're available I'll post a new link here.
Aesthetics wrote:...Got a chance to listen to this a few times and I reach the conclusion that this release is the score to an yet to be made documentary about the stars and far far away galaxies.
Dear Jed. I feel so privileged that I already own a phisical copy for months now. I still listen to it a lot. It's so gorgeous. I'm so happy to see that this release I so widely appreciated. But thats no surprise to me. Keep up the good work.