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Bill Nelson - Dreamy Screens: Soundtracks From The Echo Observatory (CD) (UK Import)

Bill Nelson - Dreamy Screens: Soundtracks From The Echo Observatory (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Bill Nelson

Music Genre: Soundtrack, Ambient, Electronic

Cat No
COCD 31015
Released
2017
Pressing
UK
Styles
Soundtrack, Ambient, Ethereal

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ArtistBill Nelson
FormatCD
LabelCocteau Discs
Catalogue no.COCD 31015
GenreSoundtrack, Ambient, and Electronic
ReleasedDecember 2017
Barcode5013929741560

Bill Nelson — Dreamy Screens (Soundtracks From The Echo Observatory)
Format: CD • Label: Cocteau Discs (COCD 31015) • Released: 2017 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Soundtrack, Ambient, Ethereal

Tracklist:
1-1. Annunciation
1-2. Sounding the Ritual Echo
1-3. Sleep
1-4. Near East
1-5. Emak Bakia
1-6. My Intricate Image
1-7. Endless Orchids
1-8. The Heat In The Room
1-9. Another Willingly Opened Window
1-10. Vanishing Parades
1-11. Glass Fish (For The Final Aquarium)
1-12. Cubical Domes
1-13. Ashes Of Roses
1-14. The Shadow Garden
1-15. Opium
2-1. The Asylum
2-2. Waltz
2-3. The Fairground
2-4. Doctor Caligari
2-5. Cesare The Somnambulist
2-6. Murder
2-7. The Funeral
2-8. The Somnambulist And The Children
2-9. Caligari Disciplines Cesare
2-10. Caligari Feeds Cesare
2-11. Caligari Opens The Cabinet
2-12. Jane Discovers Cesare
2-13. The Attempted Murder of Jane
2-14. The Dream Dance Of Jane And The Somnambulist
2-15. Escape Over The Rooftops
2-16. The Unmasking
2-17. The Shot
2-18. The Cabinet Closes
3-1. Overture
3-2. The Family
3-3. Sisters And Sedan Chairs
3-4. In The Forest Of Storms
3-5. The Castle
3-6. The Gates
3-7. The Corridor
3-8. The Great Hall
3-9. Dreams (The Merchant Sleeps)
3-10. Fear (The Merchant Wakes)
3-11. The Rose And The Beast
3-12. Magnificent (The White Horse)
3-13. Beauty Enters The Castle
3-14. The Door
3-15. The Mirror
3-16. Candelabra And Gargoyles
3-17. Beauty And The Beast
3-18. Transition No. 1
3-19. Transition No. 2
3-20. The Hunt
3-21. The Gift
3-22. The Garden
3-23. Transition No. 3
3-24. Transition No. 4
3-25. Tragedy
3-26. Transition No. 5
3-27. The Enchanted Glove
3-28. Tears As Diamonds (The Gift Reverses)
3-29. The Beast In Solitude
3-30. The Return Of The Magnificent
3-31. Transition No. 6 (The Journey)
3-32. The Pavilion of Diana
3-33. Transformation No. 1
3-34. Transformation No. 2
3-35. The Final Curtain

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About the artist

Bill Nelson is a British musician, painter and photographer. Born December 18, 1948 in Wakefield, West Yorkshire (England) he is best known as the founder of Be Bop Deluxe (1972-1978), although he is also a prolific and accomplished solo artist in his own right.

Following an education at Wakefield College Of Art, Bill Nelson's first recorded works were contributions to Holyground recordings A-Austr: Musics From Holyground (1970) and (1971). His first solo album was released on Smile Records in 1971 and saw notable airplay by John Peel. A year later Bill formed Be Bop Deluxe, a venture that under Nelson's guidance morphed from its initial blues and glam rock beginnings into a stylistically experimental endeavour that encompassed elements of prog rock, new wave, art rock and proto punk. Bill disbanded Be Bop Deluxe in 1978, however these influences were taken further for his next project Red Noise (1978-1979), after recording he concentrated on working as a solo musician and received critical acclaim for his experimental synth-pop releases , and . The latter part of the 1980s saw Nelson progress into increasingly esoteric territory as his personal interest in occult and gnostic beliefs were packaged alongside voluminous ambient albums which were created with the immediacy of creative inspiration. This work ethic saw the release of a staggering amount of music. Despite personal and financial troubles through the late 1980s he has maintained a prolific recorded output and although he does not tour he makes a single public performance each year at annual 'Nelsonica' events in Yorkshire, England.

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