Bill Nelson - Fantasmatron (2011) [EAC-FLAC]

Bill Nelson - Fantasmatron (2011) {Sonoluxe}
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Nelson was born in the West Riding of Yorkshire, in the semi-industrial town of Wakefield, showing a talent for art and design and a passion for science fiction. His father, saxophonist Walter Nelson, was the leader of a dance band, and his mother, Jean, had once performed as part of a dance troupe, so music permeated the household -- Nelson's brother, Ian, is also a saxophonist, while several close relatives were expert musicians.

Even so, Nelson never learned to read music, and was relatively late coming to guitar -- he was well into his teens before his father bought him the Gibson ES345 that eventually became his trademark. His early influences included Duane Eddy, as well as the icon of every budding English guitarist of the early '60s, Hank Marvin of the Shadows ("The Passion," included on The Two-Fold Aspect of Everything, is a veritable chronicle of Marvin's influence). Later influences included Jimi Hendrix, for whom Nelson wrote "Crying to the Sky," a Be Bop Deluxe song.

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Tracklist:
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01. When God Was a Rabbit and Buddha Was a Mouse (Over the Moon Two)
02. The Captain’s in the Wheelhouse (Fabled Quixote)
03. Everything Changes With the Weather
04. Fantasmatron
05. Melancholia Lagoons
06. Signal Destinations
07. Slinky Incantations
08. Kaleidoscopic Windows
09. Lights Shine When We Dream
10. Lampdownlowland
11. A Reliable Bicycle and a Map of the Heart (Trip Two)
12. My Wild Atomic Wedding Day
13. The Thought That Counts
14. Art Is Long and Time Is Fleeting

*2011 Sonoluxe / Bill Nelson | CD019


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