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Bina Gehres, Director, received her master's in education from Western Maryland College in Westminster, MD in 1972. She was a teacher of the deaf in Dayton, Ohio and after moving to Rhode Island, taught at the Rhode Island School for the Deaf for three years. Bina then went into the healthcare field in Rhode Island in 1979 and became a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), where she worked in nursing homes, private duty healthcare agencies and doing home care etc. for 35 years. In 2007 she co-founded with composer and poet, Noreen Inglesi, a non-profit organization, Notable Works Publication and Distribution Co., Inc., which is dedicated to raising community awareness through the arts for environmental and social issues. Since 2004 to the present time (2024) and at the age of 75, Bina has been instrumental in organizing 3 - 5 original musical and poetic events a year in libraries, churches and open spaces specifically following the Notable Works mission concerning homelessness, domestic violence and especially the recent variances in our Earth's climate. Also, most recently Bina has collaborated with three others on a new musical called Sell Division: A Musical in Two Acts About Breaking the Chains of Perception which will be presented in the form of a live stage reading at the Community College of Rhode Island in Warwick, Rhode Island towards the end of 2024. Noreen Inglesi, co-founder and Artist in Residence for Notable Works, taught music for the Town of North Providence and the Community College of Rhode Island. Noreen was twice nominated for Teacher of the Year and received her Associates of Fine Arts Degree at the Community College of Rhode Island and her undergraduate and master's degree in music education and composition at the University of Rhode Island. She's received much recognition for her music and poetry which has been featured both nationally and internationally by the Insight Quartet in Italy, the Dallas Songwriter's Association, the Contemporary Record Society, The Music Educators' National Conference, the Culver Music Series in California and on the Women of Substance Music Podcast. Locally, Noreen's music has been featured by The American Band, The Nature Conservancy in Rhode Island, The State Ballet of Rhode Island, The Colonial Theatre, Verdant Vibes, Vibe of the Venue, the Westerly Band and WaterFire Providence. Noreen is also proud to be a member of Ocean State Poets and her poetry has been published by Crosswinds Poetry Journal, Nobel House, the National Library of Poetry, Rhode Island Bards, Frequency Writers, The Poetry Loft and Notable Works Publication. Her music has been recorded and released with the Contemporary Record Society, Andreu Marc Publications, The Music Library, Platinum Records and Notable Works Publication and Distribution Co., Inc. And just recently, Noreen wrote the musical “Sell Division” with three of her colleagues. Marianne Quinn, B.A, has been not only an author on this project but has served as a consultant regarding social issues and the prison system. Her experience with diverse cultures has informed the content of the musical, lending validity to the characters. She is a retired social worker of 25 years from the State of Rhode Island. Mary Zema is a career vocalist, singer/songwriter and guitarist. She began playing guitar at the age of seven and singing and writing songs at age ten. A native of Warwick, RI, Mary has played throughout New England. Her style is eclectic, pop, rock, ballads, electronic, etc. Her debut release, co-produced by Richard Bone, “Songs of Early Paradise” was in the top twenty on DMX radio New York. Mary recently released my second album “Whistles, Dimes and Dragonflies” and a video of the same name. She taught music in the Fall River Public School system for 33 years. She is presently performing with her band, “Throwback,” playing music from the 60s -90s.

Welcome back to another episode of The Video Store Podcast. This week, I have some new recommendations, featuring a selection of neo-noir classics from the '70s and early '80s. These films capture the essence of the genre with their complex characters, intricate plots, and moody atmospheres. I grew up as a fan of original noir films that I would see on TV late shows and weekend film fests. So as I got older, my enjoyment of these made a lot of sense.First up is The Long Goodbye (1973), directed by Robert Altman. This film features Elliott Gould as Philip Marlowe, a laid-back private detective navigating a world of mystery and betrayal in contemporary Los Angeles. Altman's unique take on Raymond Chandler's classic character adds a touch of humor and irreverence to the story. Pay attention to the film's soundtrack by John Williams, which cleverly reprises the same theme in various styles throughout the movie.Next, we have Chinatown (1974), directed by Roman Polanski. This film stars Jack Nicholson as private investigator Jake Gittes, who gets entangled in a web of corruption and deceit in 1930s Los Angeles. Faye Dunaway and John Huston deliver unforgettable performances. Keep an eye out for the film's meticulous attention to detail, from its period-accurate costumes to its stunning cinematography by John A. Alonzo. This might be the most famous film that has a nose-slashing in it.Moving on, I am recommending Night Moves (1975), directed by Arthur Penn. Gene Hackman stars as Harry Moseby, a former football player turned private investigator. As he searches for a runaway teenager, Moseby finds himself caught in a dark and twisted conspiracy. Hackman's performance, as you might expect, is a standout, and the film's ambiguous ending will leave you pondering long after the credits roll (Seventies!) Keep an eye out for a young Melanie Griffith in one of her earliest roles.Lastly, we have Cutter's Way (1981), directed by Ivan Passer. This film features Jeff Bridges as Richard Bone, who becomes involved in a murder investigation with his friend Alex Cutter, played by John Heard. The film paints a sad/confusing picture of post-Vietnam America and explores themes of disillusionment and betrayal. The chemistry between Bridges and Heard is electric, and Lisa Eichhorn delivers a heartbreaking performance as Cutter's wife, Mo.These films are essential viewing for any fan of the noir genre or films of the seventies. While they have a lot in common, they each also bring something unique to the table and showcase some of the best talent of their time, both in front of and behind the camera. Subscribe to the Video Store Podcast* The Video Store Podcast* Apple Podcast* RSS This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.videostorepodcast.com

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Richard Bone sees a murder but really wishes he didn't. His buddy Alex Cutter can't wait to go after the oil tycoon who probably did it. And A.I. made us check our millennial attention spans at the door to watch and appreciate this slow, methodical post-Vietnam allegory!

 Then, very special guest Julian Modugno gets trapped with us to figure out next week's outrageous movie choice! And A.I. is stuck in character and taking its martinis very dry.

Chalk it up to the German genius for music and technology, but technical innovations from the late 1960s and early 1970s like the "sequencer" (an early manual method of creating repeating rhythm patterns) have not only remained relevant — they've become an essential part of the language of electronic music. At the same time, the fierce, extended winters of Northern Europe created a context that favored clear, bright tones and vast, subzero atmospheres. It led to what came to be called "kosmische musik" or cosmic music. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another wintry journey on electronic waves, on a program called WINTERTRONIC 3. Music is by S1GNS OF L1FE, MICHAEL WHALEN, RICHARD BONE, HOLLAN HOLMES, LOSCIL, KEVIN KELLER, and LIQUID MIND. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

In the early 1970s, English guitarist ROBERT FRIPP (of the seminal progressive rock band KING CRIMSON) began a series of experiments with tape delay echo loops that he came to call "Frippertronics." Fripp's collaboration with fellow electronic experimentalist BRIAN ENO yielded two influential albums of treated electric guitar and synthesizers. NO PUSSYFOOTING (from 1972) and EVENING STAR (in 1974) defined a new sound: the infinite spatial guitar. Whether endlessly looped or indefinitely sustained, Fripp transformed, expanded and dematerialized the electric guitar by feeding it back on itself — and created one of the foundations of today's ambient soundscapes. On this transmission of HEARTS of SPACE we borrow a term from computer programming, on a descending journey for fall called INFINITE LOOPS. Music is by HAROLD BUDD & CLIVE WRIGHT, ROBIN GUTHRIE, HAMMOCK, and RICHARD BONE. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Not one skin... not two skins... but three skins! Need we say more? Well probably, but we won't, so instead how about nine songs from Wonk Unit, Adventures Of Salvador, Iron Lizards, FRVITS, Richard Bone, Haest, Lady Bird, Nightwatchers and Miss Georgia Peach.Wonk Unit new album, Voice of Jeff, Comedy Suburbs, Tony has your Facebook comments, Musk of a Herring, are we funny?, centipede it, last week, car trouble, horse bbq, England v Hungary, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, Punk 4 The Homeless, Sumac Centre, this week, holiday plans, Paul's Dad, virtual tour, no Izzatwat and a reminder of the ways you can listen.Song 1: Wonk Unit – Skin To SkinSong 2: Adventures Of Salvador – Skin'n'BonesSong 3: Iron Lizards – Confusion BluesSong 4: FRVITS – Stupid VacationSong 5: Richard Bone – Alien GirlSong 6: Haest – I'm Pretty Good At Not Doing WellSong 7: Lady Bird - Factory FoolSong 8: Nightwatchers – Their Turn Trying To Rule The WorldSong 9: Miss Georgia Peach – Do You Know What Love Means?

Episode 124 The Lunar Saloon Every Friday from 10P - 12A PST 99.1 FM Long Beach Streaming at KLBP.org Air date : August 13, 2021 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Richard BONE, Saiyuji (Dawn) (Daniele Baldelli & Marco Dionigi Remix), Lost Transmissions From The Off-World Territories The Blue Wing Console, Motives Version 2, Sun High Miguel Angel Fuster, La Quema De Judas, Venezuela 70 Two Lone Swordsmen, The Big Clapper, Stay Down Jake Schrock, Wormhole, Omnibus Boards Of Canada, Seeya Later, Twoism Tino, Starsky Beats Hutch, Tino's Breaks Volumes 1 & 2 The Limit, Say Yeah, Say Yeah Twin Image, My Baby Loves Me (Do Do), My Baby Loves Me (Do Do) Visions Of Tomorrow, Galaxy, Galaxy Eugene Wilde, Personality (Split), Personality Don Laka, I Wanna Be Myself – (Andy Smith & Nick Halkes Reach Up – Disco Wonderland Re-edit), I Wanna Be Myself Pizzicato Five, キャッチー (Voltage Unlimited Catchy), Expo 2001 In Fields, South Quay, Taken From A Fixed Point Aurical, Exit Planet, Exit Planet Mayday, Wiggan Re-Mix, A Relic / Wiggan Re-Mix / Strings Of Life Royal Family And The Poor, Motherland, Factory Dance Sun Electric, O'locco (Space Therapy), O'locco Primitive Painter, Levitation, Virtual Dreams: Ambient Explorations In The House & Techno Age, 1993-1997 Hi-Fi Bros., The Line (Instrumental), Confuzed Disco - A Retrospective Of Italian Records Christer Norden, Lay Back, Jeremy Underground presents Beauty El Sueño De Hyparco, Rhodas, Psychemagik Presents: Ritual Chants Masumi Hara, Your Dream, 4 X A Dream The Budos Band, Sixth Hammer, Long In The Tooth AIR, How Does It Make You Feel? (Adrian Sherwood Version), Everybody Hertz Michal Turtle, Uiko's Dream, Return To Jeka Laetitia Sadier, Silent Spot, Silencio Dominique Guiot, Les Deux Poissons, L'Univers De La Mer Peter Patzer, Mild Maniac, Unusual Sounds

Of all the artists that have been featured on Hearts of Space, due to his wide influence, theoretical brilliance, and tireless innovation — no one has earned a celebratory retrospective more than JON HASSELL. An avant-garde composer and inventor of "Fourth World" music, he described it as "a unified primitive/futuristic sound combining features of world ethnic styles with advanced electronic techniques." Jon Hassell died this week at the age of 84. We'll work on that retrospective, but for now we'll use one of his classics to introduce a program of the kind of globe-trotting, culture-hopping, creative ambient he inspired. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a program called PARALLEL WORLDS. Music is by JON HASSELL, TRANCE MISSION, GREEN ISAC ORCHESTRA, RICHARD BONE, DARSHAN AMBIENT, DANIEL LANOIS & ROCCO DELUCA, ALEX HAAS, and FORREST FANG. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

A classic piece of electronic spacemusic from France by JEAN-MICHEL JARRE. With just a few notes, it creates a whole world of mystery and imagination. Slow, deep, romantic and sublime, it invites us into a place that's unknown and unpredictable, yet alluring. It's true that all good music takes you away, but since the 1970s artists have been using electronic tools to craft a sound that takes you to places far beyond the reach of ordinary music. Dark ambient electronics have become a vehicle...for transport to deep virtual worlds and exotic environments. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a journey on the dark ambient spaceways, on a program called MYSTERIOSO. Music is by JEAN MICHEL JARRE, A PRODUCE & LOREN NERELL, PAUL ELLIS, MEG BOWLES, RICHARD BONE, ERIK WOLLO, KIT WATKINS, and ANDREW LAHIFF. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

In the warm, bright days of summer, an ambient fan yearning for travel to exotic cultures will book a flight on Sequencer Airlines. With its steady pulse, it's a perfect rhythm for moving through space. The roots go back to 9th century Persia, but the music sequencer idea really got going in the 19th century after the Industrial Revolution, with popular devices like music boxes, mechanical organs, and player pianos. By the first generation of electronic synthesizers in the 1960s and 70s, the Step Sequencer was a machine that turned equal length notes into repeating rhythm patterns. They're simple, delightfully hypnotic, and fun to work with. Today things are more complicated, but a lot more powerful. We have audio sample sequencers, loop-based creative music software, phrase samplers, and digital audio recording software many times more powerful than the primitive sequencers of early synths—and hey! They're still fun to work with. On this transmission of Hearts of Space...a journey from kinetic sequencer patterns to exotic Southeast Asian ambient soundscapes—on a program called AMBIENT TRAVELER 2. Music by ATOMIC SKUNK, DAVID PARSONS, CHRISTEL VERAART, CHRONOTOPE PROJECT, LOREN NERELL, ALIO DIE & LORENZO MONTANA, RICHARD BONE. [ view program page ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

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Trevor and Adriel are joined by Richard Bone of the CCFR to discuss the town hall held at the Calgary Shooting Centre. Trevor updates us on Summer Slam and his new SLR, Adriel on the BC Redneck 3 Gun match and Mapleseed. The post SFR Episode 267 – Calgary Town Hall on C-71 appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

Trevor and Adriel are joined by Richard Bone of the CCFR to discuss the town hall held at the Calgary Shooting Centre. Trevor updates us on Summer Slam and his new SLR, Adriel on the BC Redneck 3 Gun match and Mapleseed. The post SFR Episode 267 – Calgary Town Hall on C-71 appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

So much goodness in one episode! Tonight we have Richard Bone on to draw the winning ticket for the BONE IS NOT ALONE raffle. We announce how much money was raised by our amazing listeners and we also have our faithful friend and loyal listener Filthy on as part of our Remembrance Day tribute. On … Continue reading SFR Episode 231 – Remembrance Day Tribute → The post SFR Episode 231 – Remembrance Day Tribute appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

So much goodness in one episode! Tonight we have Richard Bone on to draw the winning ticket for the BONE IS NOT ALONE raffle. We announce how much money was raised by our amazing listeners and we also have our faithful friend and loyal listener Filthy on as part of our Remembrance Day tribute. On … Continue reading SFR Episode 231 – Remembrance Day Tribute → The post SFR Episode 231 – Remembrance Day Tribute appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

We're not big on nostalgia here at the farm, but after nearly three years of alphabetizing episodes, we thought we'd take a look at the best and worst of our monumental series. So, enjoy the extended mix this week. And, rest assured... everything is in its proper place. Hopefully. ARVID TUBA The Seasons Are Sitting On Chairs BOURBONESE QUALK Born Left Hearted CHROMAGAIN I Walk In The City DAS KABINETTE Something's On Your Mind EYELESS IN GAZA Faceless FAD GADGET Insecticide GRAUZONE Raum HUMOUR MALADE One Moment Like This INSECT FLAK Theme From Flesh JOY DIVISION Autosuggestion KOSMONAUTENTRAUM Livorno 1956 LIAISONS DANGEREUS Peut Etre... Pas MARK LANE White Glove NEURAL CIRCUS Mr. Nice Guy OPUS FINIS The Nineteenth Sonnet Of Winter's Plight PLAY This Little Girl Q Playback RICHARD BONE Sordide Affair SECOND LAYER Distortion TOBIAS BERNSTRUP Into The Abyss UNDER TWO FLAGS Masks VITOR HUBLOT Comme Les Autres Font THE WAKE The Drill X-MAL DEUTSCHLAND Incubus Succubus II YELLOW MAGIC ORCHESTRA Key ZYX Trust No Woman * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Sequences Podcast no46 Welcome listeners to a stonking line up of music from bombastic cinematic scores to atmospheric ambient sounds,First we must mention the re-release of Steve Roach’s ‘Structures from Silence’. It’s hard to believe it was 30 years ago this ground breaking album hit the airways and now comes with the addition of two bonus CD’s. Duo Naviara have their debut on Sequences, with one half of this group Anthony Walters solo work, also new, Kenta Kamiyama, Endymione, Peter Pahor & Sverre Knut Johansen. We have new releases from Alpha Wave Movement ‘Archaic Frontiers’, capturing the atmosphere and imagery of the lost tribes in the US. Richard Bone’s melodic ambience of exploration on ‘Vertical Life’, from ToXyGeneDK, ‘Time Machine’, which shows the influences of Jean Michel Jarre and from Mellow jet returns Faber with ‘Ways’. Our blast from the past comes from Wolfgang Duren, on ‘Eyeless Dreams’, known as the chairman of Waldorf Music, who together with Wolfgang Palm developed and distributed the PPG synthesiser in the late seventies. We leave now with a track from Vera & Anthony, the duo Naviara, enjoy the ride. Naviara ‘d savaala gomb d miro d grio’ (Final- Korrigiert) 2.12 http://www.naviara.de Sverre Knut Johansen ‘Planets 11’ 8.57 ***https://www.facebook.com/sverre.k.johansen Peter Pahor ‘The Royal Place’ 13.26 www.peterpahor.com Peter Pahor ‘Zed End Titles’ 16.38 Alpha Wave Movement ‘Cloud Sculptures & Desert Dust’ 20.08 www.hrresonance.blogspot.com Thy Veils - ‘Adâncime’ (live) 30.05 http://www.thyveils.com Naviara ‘Verlorene Klange’ 38.14 Endymione ‘Harps Of A Deep Stream’ 41.25 *** http://www.youtube.com/user/endymione63 Steve Roach ‘Quiet Friend’ 50.04 (album Structures From Silence 30th Anniversary) www.steveroach.com Steve Roach ‘Beyond’ (bonus CD3) 58.13 *** http://www.projekt.com/ Richard Bone ‘December Drone’ (album Vertical Life) 67.22 http://mkmk.com/bone/ Richard Bone ‘Fractured Faith Redeemer’ 72.41 Faber ‘Longing Reprise’ 77.50 http://www.mellowjet.de Faber ‘Berlin 1984’ (album Ways) 80.08 Anthony Walters ‘Hyperspace’ 86.36 http://www.naviara.de Anthony Walters ‘The Realm of L’ *** 90.19 ToXyGeNeDK ’Time Machine’ (EP Time Machine) 98.13 http://www.youtube.com/toxygenedk Kenta Kamiyama ‘Spring Like’ (album Signs of Rain) 108.47 www.stochastic-resonance.net Kenta Kamiyama ‘The Girl Disappeared In The Rain’ 113.11 Wolfgang Duren ‘Eyeless Dreams’ 116.23 https://www.facebook.com/wolfgang.dueren?fref=ts

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this episode are works by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Peter Miller, Mediadogs, Markus Reuter, Igneous Flame, Robert Rich, Paul Avgerinos, Numina, Steve Roach, Chad Kettering, Terra Ambient and Darshan Ambient.

Ultima Thule celebrates 25 years of broadcasting ambient and atmospheric music from across the ages and around the world with a three-programme series of original, unreleased compositions created especially to mark our quarter century milestone by the artists whose music we know and love; featured in this episode are works by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Peter Miller, Mediadogs, Markus Reuter, Igneous Flame, Robert Rich, Paul Avgerinos, Numina, Steve Roach, Chad Kettering, Terra Ambient and Darshan Ambient.

Klaus Schulze, Jim Morrison, Kraftwerk, Samoa Park, Helen, Imagination, Owusu & Hannibal, Gang, Plastic Mode, Kano, KZA, Daniel Wang, Step Time Orchestra, Trio, Was (Not Was), Hercules & Love Affair, Magnum Force, Cellophane Brain, Explorer, Black Lodge, Solid State, The Sparks, Peter Richard, The Knife, Savage Progress, Francisco, Severed Heads, Richard Bone, Ultravox, YMO, Rinder & Lewis, Mantus, Charanjit Singh, Future World Orchestra, Robert Fripp, Soft Machine, Nirvana, Ananta and more...

Underneath the underture: new music from Marvin Ayers, with other sounds by Paul Giger, Principle of Silence and Richard Bone.

Underneath the underture: new music from Marvin Ayers, with other sounds by Paul Giger, Principle of Silence and Richard Bone.

Remembering someone we've never known... with Robert Schroeder, Richard Bone and Clint Mansell.

Remembering someone we've never known... with Robert Schroeder, Richard Bone and Clint Mansell.

An assortment of liquidities, featuring the fluid sounds of Richard Bone, Slate, Brian Eno, Janne Hanhisuanto and Loreena McKennitt.

An assortment of liquidities, featuring the fluid sounds of Richard Bone, Slate, Brian Eno, Janne Hanhisuanto and Loreena McKennitt.

Slumbering in heaven, with Sankt Otten, Johannes Schmoelling, Critoph Berg, Richard Bone and Robin Guthrie.

Slumbering in heaven, with Sankt Otten, Johannes Schmoelling, Critoph Berg, Richard Bone and Robin Guthrie.

Showcasing new electronic impressionism from Richard Bone, Victor Cerullo and Amongst Myselves. Also featuring Harold Budd/Brian Eno and Thom Brennan.

Showcasing new electronic impressionism from Richard Bone, Victor Cerullo and Amongst Myselves. Also featuring Harold Budd/Brian Eno and Thom Brennan.

Ambient impressionism, with Stefan Tischler, Richard Bone, Peter Miller and John Kilbey... and featuring "The Light", new from UtopiaXO.

Ambient impressionism, with Stefan Tischler, Richard Bone, Peter Miller and John Kilbey... and featuring "The Light", new from UtopiaXO.

Something old, something new; with new music from Oz composers Robokoneko and Dave G, classic moments from Richard Bone, Warp Records, The Detroit Escalator Co and soundtrack rarities from Tangerine Dream.

Something old, something new; with new music from Oz composers Robokoneko and Dave G, classic moments from Richard Bone, Warp Records, The Detroit Escalator Co and soundtrack rarities from Tangerine Dream.

Slow arrivals and sudden departures from Johan Agebjorn, Richard Bone, Stephan Kaske and Kees Aerts.

Slow arrivals and sudden departures from Johan Agebjorn, Richard Bone, Stephan Kaske and Kees Aerts.

Lost on an island of adventure with Dan Pound, Robert Scott Thompson, Richard Bone, Gel-Sol, Roedelius, Create, Jefffrey Koepper and Tim Story.

Lost on an island of adventure with Dan Pound, Robert Scott Thompson, Richard Bone, Gel-Sol, Roedelius, Create, Jefffrey Koepper and Tim Story.

Places in between, featuring transitional creations from Richard Bone, Robert Scott Thompson, Bob Holroyd, Matt Coldrick, Matt Hillier and Andreas Leifield.

Places in between, featuring transitional creations from Richard Bone, Robert Scott Thompson, Bob Holroyd, Matt Coldrick, Matt Hillier and Andreas Leifield.

This Episode features new releases from Germany, Hungary, Australia, Poland and the USA, beginning with a news flash on the upcoming bio, Klaus Schulze - Electronic Music Legend, by Greg Allen. The tracks pick up with the latest from premier Deutsch space rockers, Electric Orange. Moving East, we take in new tribal sounds from Hungary's Korai Orom, followed by some Revelations from Australia's Mother Venus. Then return to Poland for powerful new instrumentals from Jozef Skrzek East Wind. We wind up back on home shores for a sonic flashback from Eurock's recently remastered 1982 classic, American Music Compilation, featuring works from Jasun Martz, Dr. Wize, Richard Bone, and Anode.

Essence of diamond, opalescence of pearl; rare beauties from stone and sea by Richard Bone, Johannes Schmoelling, Enrico Cognilio, Code Indigo and Bruno Sanfilippo.

Essence of diamond, opalescence of pearl; rare beauties from stone and sea by Richard Bone, Johannes Schmoelling, Enrico Cognilio, Code Indigo and Bruno Sanfilippo.

A journey along the Via Poetica with Lisa Indish and Richard Bone.

A journey along the Via Poetica with Lisa Indish and Richard Bone.

When the music stops, grab a chair. Teutonic ambience from Sankt Otten, Roedelius, Richard Bone and others.

When the music stops, grab a chair. Teutonic ambience from Sankt Otten, Roedelius, Richard Bone and others.

The beautiful, quiet worlds of Al Gromer Khan, Alpha Wave Movement, Jim Cole, Richard Bone and Robert Scott Thompson.

The beautiful, quiet worlds of Al Gromer Khan, Alpha Wave Movement, Jim Cole, Richard Bone and Robert Scott Thompson.

Spritual dimensions and physical worlds, as conceived by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Dan Barrio, Alpha Wave Movement and Jim Cole.

Spritual dimensions and physical worlds, as conceived by Richard Bone, Al Gromer Khan, Dan Barrio, Alpha Wave Movement and Jim Cole.

A programme of new releases from Lisa Gerrard, Loreena McKennitt, Richard Bone and Rudy Adrian.

A programme of new releases from Lisa Gerrard, Loreena McKennitt, Richard Bone and Rudy Adrian.

Dreams and nightmares, courtesy of Peter Miller, Patrick Mimran, Lustmord, Steve Roach, Amir Baghiri, Richard Bone and others of their ilk.

Dreams and nightmares, courtesy of Peter Miller, Patrick Mimran, Lustmord, Steve Roach, Amir Baghiri, Richard Bone and others of their ilk.

Ambient voiceworks from Vangelis, Mind Over Matter, Peter Miller, David Sylvian, Hector Zazou, Richard Bone and Aphrodite's Child.

Ambient voiceworks from Vangelis, Mind Over Matter, Peter Miller, David Sylvian, Hector Zazou, Richard Bone and Aphrodite's Child.

Ambient incantations from the temples of reality; showcasing music by Richard Bone.

Ambient incantations from the temples of reality; showcasing music by Richard Bone.

Psalms, vespers and other sacred sounds from Jan Garbarek, Arvo Part and Richard Bone.

Psalms, vespers and other sacred sounds from Jan Garbarek, Arvo Part and Richard Bone.

A splendid flow of sound from Honeyroot, Jon Jenkins, Erik Wollo, and showcasing the ambient works of Richard Bone.

A splendid flow of sound from Honeyroot, Jon Jenkins, Erik Wollo, and showcasing the ambient works of Richard Bone.

Unnatural selections from Laurie Anderson, Peter Miller, Stefan Tischler, Richard Bone and co.

Unnatural selections from Laurie Anderson, Peter Miller, Stefan Tischler, Richard Bone and co.