[BLEEP 04]
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RELEASE · France · 2001-05-00
Spaceheads, Max Eastley

The Time Of The Ancient Astronaut

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BiP_HOp – [BLEEP 04]
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CD, Album
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France
Released
2001-05-00
Genre
Ambient & New Age
Style
Ambient, Avant-garde Jazz, Minimal, Drone, Post Rock, Musique Concrète, Free Jazz, Abstract, Leftfield, Instrumental
1 — 11

Tracklist

  1. 1 The Black Drop Of Venus 6:13
  2. 2 Life Without Gravity 6:59
  3. 3 Ghosts 5:14
  4. 4 Air As Matter 1:41
  5. 5 The Old Moon In The Young Moons Arm 3:39
  6. 6 Interstellar Escalator 4:01
  7. 7 Hubble Bath 4:39
  8. 8 Hail Bop 8:09
  9. 9 Invisible Nature 3:36
  10. 10 Generator X 6:56
  11. 11 Ancient Astronauts 6:21

Liner Notes

Recorded live at Intergalactic Arts London. Max Eastly plays The Arc, a nine foot long instrument with one string, stretched over wood & played with a bow or glass rods. The pitch is changed by flexing the wood. The string can also be shortened with clips. It is then fed into electronic effects. Packaging: standard cardboard digipak style cover. medium spine with text, clear plastic tray, no booklet or inserts. Quoted text is from "The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner". c.2000 Track times not printed on sleeve art. Total time: 57:32 Most tracks are segued/mixed/cross-faded into each other.

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Cover [Cover Design], Design [Cover Design]
Spaceheads
Drums, Percussion, Noises [Sheets Of Metal Through Electronics]
Richard Harrison
Painting [Cover]
Max Eastley
Performer [The Arc, An Electric Accoustic Monochord]
Max Eastley
Recorded By, Mixed By, Producer [Produced By]
Max Eastley
Recorded By, Mixed By, Producer [Produced By]
Spaceheads
Text By
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Trumpet, Vocals [Through Echo Loops And Pitch Shift / Harmony Machines]
Andy Diagram
Written-By
Andy Diagram
Written-By
Max Eastley
Written-By
Richard Harrison
[BLEEP 04]
RELEASE · 2001-05-00
Spaceheads, Max Eastley

The Time Of The Ancient Astronaut

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Label
BiP_HOp – [BLEEP 04]
Format
CD, Album
Country
France
Released
2001-05-00
Genre
Ambient & New Age
Style
Ambient, Avant-garde Jazz, Minimal, Drone, Post Rock, Musique Concrète, Free Jazz, Abstract, Leftfield, Instrumental
1 — 11

Tracklist

  1. 1 The Black Drop Of Venus 6:13
  2. 2 Life Without Gravity 6:59
  3. 3 Ghosts 5:14
  4. 4 Air As Matter 1:41
  5. 5 The Old Moon In The Young Moons Arm 3:39
  6. 6 Interstellar Escalator 4:01
  7. 7 Hubble Bath 4:39
  8. 8 Hail Bop 8:09
  9. 9 Invisible Nature 3:36
  10. 10 Generator X 6:56
  11. 11 Ancient Astronauts 6:21
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Recorded live at Intergalactic Arts London. Max Eastly plays The Arc, a nine foot long instrument with one string, stretched over wood & played with a bow or glass rods. The pitch is changed by flexing the wood. The string can also be shortened with clips. It is then fed into electronic effects. Packaging: standard cardboard digipak style cover. medium spine with text, clear plastic tray, no booklet or inserts. Quoted text is from "The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner". c.2000 Track times not printed on sleeve art. Total time: 57:32 Most tracks are segued/mixed/cross-faded into each other.

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Credits

Cover [Cover Design], Design [Cover Design]
Spaceheads
Drums, Percussion, Noises [Sheets Of Metal Through Electronics]
Richard Harrison
Painting [Cover]
Max Eastley
Performer [The Arc, An Electric Accoustic Monochord]
Max Eastley
Recorded By, Mixed By, Producer [Produced By]
Max Eastley
Recorded By, Mixed By, Producer [Produced By]
Spaceheads
Text By
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Trumpet, Vocals [Through Echo Loops And Pitch Shift / Harmony Machines]
Andy Diagram
Written-By
Andy Diagram
Written-By
Max Eastley
Written-By
Richard Harrison