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The Suitcase is on EBS 2

My rule on this is if it's purely electronic, it's Brian solo. This is just a hypothesis, but I still don't think Gaz is particularly into purely electronic sound - the amount of actual instrumentation on Environments 4 really suggesting this to me. Remember that Polemical was credited to the pair o...

No cable in my area and can't afford a phone line.

Typically I come down to the library to buy these at last - and FSOLdigital is down.

Google time zones. The only way I ever manage it.

Probably not - there are only three or four Brits here.

It's not just about space either, it tries to cover pretty much all known science.

I very rarely watch live TV, but the series Lucy and I are working through at the moment are Carl Sagan's Cosmos, Jonathan Creek and the 1980s version of The Twilight Zone.

i'm pretty confused so this cartel thing is a new series.....but none of it borrowed music - it's all original AA music? and there are 2 volumes already about to drop? Not quite - the series is called Monstrous Bubble Soundtracks, the first two volumes are The Cartel. Future ones may be other types...

Finally heard the clips, looking forward to grabbing the EMS : Piano one the most, probably most up my street, but they all sound pretty nice. Going to try and locate money now.

Pandemonium wrote: Ross, do you have info what is what is who here? on these 4 releases?

Anything I know I'll tell you.

As far as I know EMS is Brian and Dan Pemberton.

Mmm, FSOL tents. I wear XS t-shirts, sadly.
Will be listening to this once I get online tomorrow/Saturday. Exciting stuff.

I suppose that I should add that we generally don't want children. Neither of us like children. There are lots of other political and social reasons which I shan't go into here as that never ends well, but when it boils down to it, it's not something either of us actually want to do. I've never had ...

Sometimes a band loses inspiration and ends up re-writing old material without knowing it, which is when it becomes painful.

On the other hand, I actually prefer The Man in the Rain by Mike Oldfield to Moonlight Shadow, despite it being a massive ripoff.