Lovely Pete & Amazing Production,love those squelchy drums and big synth sounds. Bravo! x

It's all you Pete. I hear an influence but I hear you. Yeah a Vangelis fan as well Blade Runner.

Slower, epic song about REAL love, and what that entails. Also it's a shout out for LGTBQ equality! This is the new better...much better mix. Hope you enjoy.

The Only Sin

And so Steve Simms-Luddington - of Manchester based experimental outfit and thoroughly entertaining Monkeys in Love http://www.monkeysinlove.co.uk/ -  has kindly compiled another fine mix to get you in the mood for Delia Derbyshire Day 2014 featuring music from Delia and her contemporaries.

DD Day 2014 events coming up in: 

MANCHESTER > Sat 12 APRIL

HEBDEN BRIDGE > Thurs 17 APRIL

LONDON > Sat 19 APRIL

BRISTOL > Sat 26 APRIL

NORWICH > Wed 4 JUNE

Here's a suitably crazy trailer: https://vimeo.com/88645554

http://deliaderbyshireday.wordpress.com/
http://www.facebook.com/DeliaDerbyshireDay
https://twitter.com/DDDay2014

Tracklisting:
Delia's Psychedelian Waltz - Delia Derbyshire
Talk Out - Delia Derbyshire
Mattachin - Delia Derbyshire
A New View Of Politics - Delia Derbyshire
Towards tomorrow - Delia Derbyshire
Delia's Reverie - Delia Derbyshire
Electromind - Eric Peters
Suspended Motion - F.C. Judd
A Come Andromeda (seq.10) - Mario Migliard
Play In - Desmond Leslie
Power Tools - Daphne Oram
Song Of The Second Moon - Tom Dissevelt / Kid Baltan	
The Curious History Of Money (effects Part 11) - Tristram Cary
PM: computers in business - John Baker
April - David Cain And Ronald Duncan
Delia's Fulfilment - Delia Derbyshire
Chromophone Band - Delia Derbyshire
Upside Down - Bruce Haack
Firebird - White Noise
Waltz in Orbit - Ray Cathode
Delia's Theme - Delia Derbyshire
Dreaming - Delia Derbyshire
Blue veils and golden sands - Delia Derbyshire
Souls In Space - Brian Hodgson	
Tower - Ruth White
Space Age Fashions - Bruce Clarke's Jingle Workshop
The Wizard's Laboratory - Delia Derbyshire, Don Harper, Brian Hodgson
On-Through-Out-Up - Ron Geesin
Doctor Who: Opening Title Theme (1970) - Delia Derbyshire
Delia's Dream - Delia Derbyshire

Steve would like to thank Jonny and Alan and especially Laura.

Delia's Reverie - a special mix for Delia Derbyshire Day 2014 by Steve Simms-Luddington

StarGazer

Fluid Breaks - Headhunt

Gary Taylor - Repair The Dream

 Dusty Pink’s first ever collaboration was always destined to be with Moon Dust. We really like each other’s music and the idea to collab was born from the first minute we started to talk with each other (September 2015).

We wanted a real challenge. Step out of our comfort zones a little. And to cover Kraftwerk is really hard. Just ask yourself, how many great Kraftwerk-covers have you heard?
Let us know what you think. And if you know any great Kraftwerk-covers, please share with us.
Vocals Dusty Pink https://soundcloud.com/the-bad-boy-3
Mix and master: The one and only (our dear friend) Dave Money  a.k.a. Fantasy Club. https://soundcloud.com/davemoney1
Synths & Drums, bass and others Moon Dust

The Robots  - (Kraftwerk Cover) Dusty Pink & Moon Dust

Music & Lyrics: Sasa Meissner
Another early work. Same period as #Inner Child
Not yet released.

Flowzone

Can't You Hear Me

Music: Stefan Lee/ Sasa Meissner
Lyrics: Sasa Meissner
Production: In Contact
Available on Spotify, Amazon & iTunes.

Goldmine

Clocking On

Recorded in the kitchen at 61 Chequer Road Doncaster in 1998. Derek had been moping about his beloved reverb unit breaking down (hmm wonder where that song title came from now...) and had refused to participate in the previous track but was cajoled into joining this. 

With an MS-10 on top of a fridge , a Juno 6 on top of the sink and a teisco sx400 on another worktop this was improvised. TR707 and SH-101 were involved too. Oh and there's a Jupiter 4 doing the rising sweeps or noise snaps. One of the two. the bass was live played on a Teisco S100p. The SX400 is the descending notes with the pitch manipulation at the end (something Derek has never really liked in the track) 

Words were improvised as the track was performed.

StarGazer

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