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Return To Tomorrow (These Tapes Rewind: Volume One)

Bill Nelson

2012 · Electronic

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Return To Tomorrow (These Tapes Rewind: Volume One) by Bill Nelson

Return To Tomorrow (These Tapes Rewind: Volume One) is an Electronic album by Bill Nelson, originally released in 2012.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Piano-Guitar4:37
  2. 2Give A Damn My Dear3:20
  3. 3Walking On Thin Air5:41
  4. 4The Mysterious Bath1:46
  5. 5Madhouse2:54
  6. 6You Freak Me Out3:54
  7. 7Chills For You5:33
  8. 8The Plastic Flower Show0:44
  9. 9Send The Rain3:12
  10. 10Always And Everywhere3:53
  11. 11Feeling Floating Away3:11
  12. 12Lucis1:35
  13. 13Secret Song (Oh, Emiko)3:58
  14. 14She's Got The Power3:14
  15. 15Flowers Within (Version 2)4:43
  16. 16Rehearsal Of Thought1:12
  17. 17Dark Eyes1:40
  18. 18Not As Easy As It Looks3:13
  19. 19Deep December (Bright And Shiny Day)3:47
  20. 20Lazy, Lazy Bones2:19
  21. 21Cowboy Song3:25
  22. 22We Two In Love Forever Dreaming3:50
  23. 23Ripples On A Blue Pool1:37
  24. 24Let's Dance (Bonus Track)2:41

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Industrial
  • abrasive
  • aggressive
  • occult

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Issued in a standard jewel case with a clear tray and 4 page booklet.
This is volume one in a series of albums designed to gather together rare and previously unreleased home recordings from the ‘80s onwards under the series title 'THESE TAPES REWIND'. From the mid ‘80s and into the early '90s my home studio, ('The Echo Observatory'), used a reel-to-reel analogue 16-track recorder. I mixed down via an analogue desk onto a very early SONY PCM F1 digital stereo machine.

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