Bill Nelson-Map Of Dreams 1

Bill Nelson and Music on Map Of Dreams-an obscure UK arts show. This is in 4 Parts-Unseen since the 80's

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Music

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• Red
• Noise
• Durutti
• Column
• Be-Bop
• Deluxe

[ozguitar]

Nice to see this up here - where's part 3?

I still the original on video, though.

[JK240662]

I'll put part 3 up later-don't know why it didn't load the first time-Hmm!

[sixlegged]

Got the soundtrack years ago, but never seen the vid. Thank you.

[JK240662]

a pleasure-thanks to my good pal Robert Andrew for

supplying the footage-)

[shazam1059]

wow. this is how i always imagine bill's obscure music. thank you , jk240662 shazam1059

[CaptainLibertarian]

Really trippy, thanks. Makes me see my old man's taste in music a bit better

[ctreber]

Thank you so much for uploading this!

[bytecaffeine]

Well Elgroover, we'll just have to agree to differ I guess. Maybe the stuff I recommend is 'old hat' but this sets new standards in extended pretentious cliche ridden drivel.

However it would be boring if were all the same eh?

Best wishes

BC

[ELGROOVER]

bytecaffeine

If you find 'women in art' and 'women in film' intellectually stimul@ing and yet find nothing of value in this piece by Bill Nelson, then you and I must have a very different understanding of the term "intellectual stimul@ion" !?

The material you suggest, is so completely 'in the (old hat) box'......it made me want to cry, but oh God(ly), not in a good way!

While these themes of communications have been done to de@h in the last thirty years, this is quite good for it's day.

[Fitvideo]

Great stuff I have owned the Cd for years but Was abroad when C4 showed the video on British TV...

[Tazz77]

Thanks for posting. It's nice to see this finally. I bought the soundtrack back in the 80s.

[noizvendr]

thanks so much for posting! another favorite old record, for which the actual video had always been a mystery!

[bytecaffeine]

Good to see this stuff finally, thanks for posting them up. I really wanted to like this material and/or find some (any) kind of intellectual stimulation in it, but no. Both the music and the visuals are nothing more than a 'smoke and mirrors' effort signifying absolutely nothing. It's all matter of taste, but if you want to see much more stimulating material (that makes much less noise about its 'cleverness'), check out the 'women in art' and 'women in film' files elsewhere on this site.

[LuminousGuy]

Excellent stuff !. Huge Bill Nelson fan !