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The Mystery Machine Notepads - vol 1

by Jim Mortimore

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1.
Time Waves 19:00
2.
Bellerophon Space 13:32
3.
Notepad 01 - Spectral 4orMS 15:05
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Notepad 02 - Rhythm 01A 13:56
5.
Notepad 03 - Rhythm 01B 08:12
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Notepad 04 - Fountains at Sunset at the Palace of the Blue Lotus - very, very, very, very long version 52:44

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... these tracks are free, so go ahead and punch in the zeros! (For donation address see below.)
... this is an ongoing project... the mystery machine playing itself with minimal involvement from me... except for "Time Waves" and "Bellerophon Space" these are the raw single takes, unedited, which Si and I will later jam on... jams to be uploaded as they are completed.

... there are lots of these notepads (some warm and snuggly, some cold and eerie, some ambient, some rhythmic, all pretty minimal) and I'll be uploading them as I do them on a fairly-oftenish basis.

... there are still at least three more LPs coming from Si and me... one getting a cover as we speak. After that...

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released January 26, 2016

... we're flipping to a new model. All the tracks we upload from now on will be free to download. If anyone wants to make donations to the cause they can do so via paypal to doctorjames2013@hotmail.co.uk, using the friends n family option if possible. Anyone who does so should note the track they're donating for.

... enjoy the blobbly bleepulositousness!!

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Jim Mortimore UK

I've been writing music since I was very young, having abandoned piano lessons for a Casio VL Tone and two reel2reel tape recorders. I'm inspired by early Tangerine Dream and bleepy radiophonica, such as may be found enhancing 1960s Dr Who. I've written music for BBC Dr Who audio plays and live local performances. Delia Derbyshire, Karlheinz Stockhausen and Jerry Goldsmith are among my muses. ... more

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