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The Boy Who Lived In The Future - The Sparkle Machine

Has got to be 'Pleasure Bikes.'

This track fools me every time. It starts out like Derek Bailey on David Sylvian's 'Blemish' but only for a few seconds.

It is such a pleasurable journey this track that it's a film unto itself with shifting light, shifting vistas, shadows of clouds moving across landscapes.

'Behold These Present Days'

Good to know Bill is friends with Gary Husband. He played drums with my favorite British funk/rock/soul/fusion/etc. band Level 42.

DREAM CYCLES THREE

It's that singularly stellar , definitively (according to my definition ) Nelsonian track that makes me not want to listen to the rest of the CD . It just registers on all of my receptors that certain way ....

Push Button Bang! - The Palace Of Strange Voltages

You've probably forgotten how good it is.......go on, give it a listen

I've forgotten everything but Dream Cycles Three
Go ahead, ask me what my name is .... I know it starts with a 'D'

I am afraid the track for me is:
And The Train Left The Station Trailing Sparks And Stars
from
Fantastic Guitars
and so I go to work at a (Clockwork) Railway Station.......
Regards,
Glyn Jackson

Good points, Dar. There's a Zen-like character built into it: The unified-field high of the bicyclist.

Dream Cycles Two.

Have had to listen a few times in a row.