Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Golden Apples of the Sun Radio Show, jemima dove, rtrfm, summer solstice, winter solstice
Peace and love with Jemima Dove on the Golden Apples.
Jemima celebrates the Solstice and traverses some of the fourth world space age folk baroque wonders that she has discovered in 2018.
Listen to the show restream here
PLAYLIST
2:05:00 Bong Wish – My Luv
2:07:00 Matt Berry – Lay Your Love on me
2:13:00 Senay – Doy Doy Doymadim
2:18:00 Krurangbin – Lady and Man
2:27:00 Time For Dreams – Death of Disco Dancer
2:32:00 The Roger Webb Sound – Moon Bird
2:37:00 Marta Sebestyen – Making Chaplets
2:39:00 Miko & Mubare – Komoma Ya-Ya-Ya
2:43:00 Marlui Miranda – Tchori Tchori ( feat. Uakti)
2:47:00 Naffi Sandwich ( Brenda Ray) – Everyday Another Dream
2:52:00 Eden Ahbez – Full Moon
2:59:00 Prelude – Edge of the Sea
3:04:00 Beverly Glenn Copeland – Ghost House
3:13:00 Tamum Shud – Lady Sunshine
3:18:00 Shin Joong Hyun & Kim Jung Mi – Wind
3:21:00 The Church – Tantalized
3:29:00 Matt Berry – Opium
3:32:00 Claude Lombard – L’Usine
3:35:00 Lake Ruth – Under The Waning Moon
3:42:00 Deradoorian – Mountainside
3:43:00 Clannad – Theme from Harry’s Game
3:47:00 Meg Baird & Mary Lattimore – In Cedars
3:55:00 Nick Drake – Pink Moon
3:57:00 Emerald Web – Flight of The Raven
4:00:00 Bubble & Squeak – The Christmas Stick
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: halasan bazar, ray borneo, tara king, tara king th.
Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, a sleepy mountain village in the Auvergne, and Tara King Th (FR) and Halasan Bazar meet for the first time, a musical blind date arranged by Steve Rosborough, boss of both bands’ Californian label Moon Glyph. Armed with an embryonic songbook of ideas exchanged over the internet, the newly formed sextet set up a makeshift studio in La Gargouille, the deliciously incongruous 70s-styled local discothèque, together with photographer/film-maker, Sébastien Tixier. Living and playing, singing, drinking and dancing together in glorious isolation amidst the snow and disco balls, the collective rapidly bond, and the stage is set for them to merge their individual brands of psychedelia – Halasan’s introspective and whimsical folk-rock and Tara King’s cinematic baroque pop – into one organic whole.
They rise to the occasion, swallowing influences, expanding their palettes with open minds, maturing startlingly before our very ears. Guitars shimmer and keyboards swirl and chime to form an atmosphere of giddy intoxication, while bass and drums provide a backbone of powerfully pulsating precision. In the foreground are the stoned, melancholic vocals of Fredrick Rollum Eckoff and the seductive and nuanced tones of Béatrice Morel-Journel. The songs are a delicious variety set to life by the detailed production of Arnaud Boyer. ‘Coeurs Croisés’ and ‘Ventolin’ come from a soundtrack to a halfdreamed Nouvelle Vague tale of espionage, sex and spilled blood. ‘Rot inside’ is aching dark romance. There’s crystalline fragility on ‘Cover’, bluesy swagger on ‘Door wrap’ and plaintive, primal howl on ‘TK16 Part 2’ and ‘Beneath the Golden Tree’. ‘Below your deepest expectations’ ebbs and flows in epic style, close-to-defeat yet defiant, while the tripped-out groove of ‘Try their best’ drones hypnotically before soaring heavenwards.
Sébastien Tixier’s documentary about “8” (Halasan Bazar & Tara King th.), a gorgeously bleached out, scarlet-tinged home movie, forms a perfect compliment to the recordings. The result is a truly adventurous and exhilarating collaboration, a testament to a week of intense creative expansion and singular vision, and the joyous experience of a whole new band, perfectly captured on both tape and celluloid.
Stellar Journey (Onepointwo remix) a remix from the 2017 LP – Stellar Fantasies on Petrol Chip Records – Petrol Chips is an Indie label founded by Ray Borneo who does all the Tara King videos going right back.
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Dr Gonzo and special guest Vitamin D present The Golden Apples of the Sun on RTRFM 92.1
Explorations on “Morning Has Broken” – a cracking (perhaps at times crackling) selection of songs from the post-midnight-hours, through to breaking dawn and the glory of the sunrise…2pm
Listen to the show here
PLAYLIST
John Sangster – First Light – Australia and All That Jazz Vol 1
John Sangster – Sunrise – Australia and all That Jazz
Roberta Flack – Hey, That’s no way to Say Goodbye – First Take
Dan Gibson – Spring Morning on The Prairies – Solitudes
Phosphorescent – Sun, Arise (An Invocation, an Introduction) – Muchacho
My Morning Jacket – At Dawn – At Dawn
Fleet Foxes – Sun It Rises
Agitation Free – In the Silence Of The Morning Sunrise – Deutsche Elektronische Musik
Boards Of Canada – Dawn Chorus – Geogaddi
Caetano Veloso, Cesaria Evora and Ryuichi Sakamoto – E Preciso Perdoar – Red, Hot and Rio
King Tubby – Dawn Dub
Bob Marley – Sun Is Shining
Nouvelle Vague – Friday Night Saturday Morning – Novelle Vague
Flaming Lips – In The Morning of the Magicians – Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
Smog – The Morning Paper
Bert Jansch – Fresh as a Sweet Sunday Morning – LA Turnaround
Joni Mitchell – Chelsea Morning – Cluds
Build An Ark – Morning Glory – Dawn
Radiohead – Morning Bell – Amnesiac
Daedelus – Sunrise – Denies The Day’s Demise
Chemical Brothers – One Too Many Mornings – Exit Planet Dust
Mojave 3 – Got My Sunshine – Excuses For Travelers
Nick Drake – From the Morning – Pink Moon
Velvet Underground – Sunday Morning – Velvet Underground & Nico
Sir Psych – Meet The Morning (Rise and Shine) The Active Listener Presents Sir Psych
Wandering Lake – Monday Morning Blues – From James’ Garden
Tim Buckley – Morning Glory – Live in London 1968
Virgina Astley – From Gardens Where We Feel Secure- From Gardens Where We Feel Secure
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: best of 2018, claude mono, Golden Apples of the Sun Radio Show
Claude’s Best of 2018 is not strictly ‘Golden Apples of the Sun’ but it definitely has a few great tracks that were played on Golden Apples during the year – read the sleeve notes and listen to the mixtape here
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It probably actually began back in 2003 and the music of Stephen R Smith with Hala Strana on Jewelled Antler Records…but here at The Golden Apples of the Sun we love Heather Trost and Jeremy Barnes of A Hawk and a Hacksaw. They helped us find beautiful music. Recently we discovered Peter Castle’s Best of European Folk blog post.
Hala Strana
A Hawk and a Hacksaw
A Hawk and A Hacksaw is based on the idea of collecting music and inspiration through travel. They are not of a place, but their music evokes places along a route. This is not an urban music. It’s rural; songs of the woods and roads where there are no sidewalks or street lamps to light your way. “A Broken Road lined with Poplar Trees” describes just this- the dirt from the summer sun, a melody from home on my tongue. The song “Babayaga” by Trost, is a tribute to the archetypal crone Babayaga, who sticks out her cane just as a child runs by… And “The Washing Bear” is a classic brass romp, connecting Serbian brass with it’s Southern brothers in Albania and Turkey…
Forest Bathing by A Hawk and a Hacksaw
Peter Castle presents his best of European Folk
Read the whole post with links here
Although most of what l actually perform myself is traditional English folk songs I don’t listen to a lot of that on recordings—I prefer it live. But I do listen to a lot of folk music from other parts of the world, particularly from Europe. I find much of it very exciting and it has influenced my playing. So this is a selection of some favourite recordings from Europe — some are tracks I’ve known for decades, others are recent discoveries.
Boban Marković Orkestar feat. Lajkó Félix
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: episode 400, Golden Apples of the Sun Radio Show, rtrfm, tristan gibbs
From humble psych folk and glitch origins back in 2011 we reached our glorious 400th edition, brought to you by Tristan Gibbs and the Merry Bats. Hurrah!
Listen to the show restream here
Listen on Mixcloud here
PLAYLIST
Flying Lotus – Arkestry – Cosmogramma
Joe Hisaishi – The Legend of Tennyo – Kissho Tennyo OST
Matt Berry – Blankety Blank – Television Themes
Alan Hawkshaw and Brian Bennett – Mermaid – Synthesis (KPM 1000 Series)
Michele Mercure – Ghosts Before Breakfast – Beside Herself
Haruomi Hosono and Tadanori Yokoo – Malabar Hotel: Upper Floor: Moving Triangle – Cochin Moon
Devendra Banhart (ft. Vashti Bunyan) – Rejoicing the Hands – The Golden Apples of the Sun
Josephine Foster – Little Life – The Golden Apples of the Sun
CocoRosie – Good Friday – The Golden Apples of the Sun
Espers – Byss & Abyss – The Golden Apples of the Sun
Delia Derbyshire and Elsa Stansfield – Circle of Light, Pt. 2 – Circle of Light OST
Town and Country – I Am So Very Cold – C’mon
Takashi Kokubo – Underwater Dreaming – A Dream Sails Out to Sea (Get at the Wave)
Koharu Kisaragi -Traumerei – Neo-Plant
Matt Berry – The Liver Birds – Television Themes
Throbbing Gristle – Exotic Functions – Journey Through a Body
Sharron Kraus with Belbury Poly – Something Out of Nothing (Belbury Poly Mix) – Other Voices 10
Gazelle Twin – Glory – Pastoral
Julia Holter – Les Jeux to You – Aviary
Gazelle Twin – Over the Hills – Pastoral
Pram – Where the Sea Stops Moving – Across the Meridian
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: breakfast mix, claude mono, mixtape, rtrfm
Claude’s Breakfast Mix is over here
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: bootleg, broadcast, live, live performance, peel sessions, trish keenan
El Rey Theatre – Los Angeles – 2000
From sleeve notes at dublab:
“Broadcast played live at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles opening for Godspeed You Black Emperor, the band absolutely shattered our minds. The room was filled with the dublab DJs who had recently become devotees of the band; this show sealed the deal and made us fall in love with them forever. That night, the now dearly departed vocalist Trish Keenan kindly allowed us to record their set directly from the soundboard. Though the show was amazing, for some reason we never streamed or archived it, but following her untimely passing, we pulled the CD from our dusty stacks and remastered the recording. We hope you enjoy this great set.”
“Broadcast played live at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles opening for Godspeed You Black Emperor, the band absolutely shattered our minds. The room was filled with the dublab DJs who had recently become devotees of the band; this show sealed the deal and made us fall in love with them forever. That night, the now dearly departed vocalist Trish Keenan kindly allowed us to record their set directly from the soundboard. Though the show was amazing, for some reason we never streamed or archived it, but following her untimely passing, we pulled the CD from our dusty stacks and remastered the recording. We hope you enjoy this great set.”
More at dublab including reminisces about the concert by DJ Nobody and a download of the remastered recording.
Paris – Black Session – 2000
Black Sessions are performances of live music broadcast on the French radio station France Inter. Session no. 162 recorded live at Studio 105 on May 4, 2000 features the original Broadcast line-up, with keyboardist Roj Stevens and guitarist Tim Felton, the lineup that toured in support of their debut album, The Noise Made By People.
“There aren’t really any weak moments to speak of, and the final track (a near 9 minute rendition of Hammer Without A Master) is one of the most ridiculous pieces of music you’re ever likely to hear”
- Long Was The Year 4:50
- Where Youth And Laughter Go 2:46
- Message From Home 4:55
- Echo’s Answer 5:00
- Dead The Long Year 2:52
- Look Outside 4:23
- Come On Let’s Go 3:09
- Interlude 2 1:44
- Unchanging Windows 6:32
- Paper Cuts 5:18
- Lights Out 4:50
- Hammer Without A Master 8:01
All Tomorrows Parties – 2001
The 2001 lineup performing at Mat Groening’s legendary All Tomorrow’s Parties festival was curated by Tortoise and saw Broadcast playing amongst bands of the calibre of Boards of Canada, Autechre, Prefuse 73, and The High Llamas etc. Broadcast came back again personally selected by Mat for the 2010 festival held at Butlin’s holiday camp in Minehead, Somerset, UK.
A soundboard-quality recording of the group’s performance was originally aired on BBC Radio One. This 2001 performance featured Broadcast in their first incarnation – as a four piece – showcasing the powerful aesthetic from their The Noise Made By People era. A very important sound recording. The band played on a small stage in the middle of the main hall while the main stage was being set up for the next band.
Check out the mesmerising version of Drums on Fire. This is the only setlist I could find and was on the upload – I need to fill in the blanks.
0:25 Long was the year
4:50 (?)
6:24 Where youth & laughter go
9:40 message from home
14:16 Echo’s answer
19:56 ?
22:40 look outside
27:17 come on let’s go
30:19 ?
33:07 unchanging window
35:31 chord simple
38:30 distant call
40:43 drum on fire
This photo is not from 2001 but from 7th May 2010 from ATP 2010 on Centre Stage at Butlins, Minehead, opening the Festival.
Vancouver – 2003
Recorded live at ‘Richards on Richards’ Cabaret during the “Haha Sound” album tour – Vancouver, Canada
October 30, 2003 – beautifully fragile
01 – Pendulum
02 – Man is Not a Bird
03 – Where Youth and Laughter Go
04 – Minim
05 – Come On Let´s Go
06 – Winter Now
07 – Still Feels Like Tears
08 – Ominous Cloud
09 – The Booklovers
10 – Before We Begin
11 – Drums On Fire
12 – Illumination
13 – 60_40 (Nico cover)
14 – Unchanging Window
15 – Hammer Without a Master
Meredith Music Festival – Australia – December 10 2010 – Final live performance
the tracks taken from the Three Triple R FM archive recording
- What I Saw – 0:00
- Corporeal – 5:44
- In Here The World Begins – 10:14
- Black Cat – 16:02
- Lunch Hour Pops – 22:43
- Dulcimer Jam – 28:45
- Eyes Open – 36:48
…also the Australian Tour promo featuring Trish naming the cities they would be playing
…also a super 8 film of punters and vibe from the concert – looked like a beautiful venue
… and also see below for the Hi-Fi Club Melbourne performance before the weekend
Hi-Fi Club – Melbourne – 2010
Broadcast’s penultimate concert, at the Hi-Fi club in Melbourne on December 9 2010. With Pikelet and Seekae
Winter Sun Wavelengths
Corporeal
In Here The World Begins
Black Cat
Valerie
Lunch Hour Pops
Royal Chant
The Be Colony/Dashing Home…
A Seancing Song
Untitled (Children)
Untitled (Eyes Open)
Encore:
You And Me In Time
Live on KCRW – 2006
Broadcast – Live KCRW 25/01/2006 with interview
– Michael a grammar
– Black cat
– Goodbye girls
– Corporeal
Interview
– America’s boy
– I found the F
– Ominous cloud
Guest curators – Original Soundtrack show with Jonny Trunk – December 2007
Original Soundtrack show with Jonny Trunk is a repeat of the 22 December 2007 show with special guests Broadcast, in tribute to the band’s singer, Trish Keenan on Resonance FM.
The podcast features Broadcast talking about their influences and playing a unique selection of Film & Library music from their personal collections.
A great insight and intimate session with the band Broadcast.
0:00 End Titles — Ravi Shankar (Jonathan Miller’s Alice In Wonderland, unreleased)
2:58 Mr. Farthering’s Song (The Potter) — Brian Cant and Freddie Philips (Chigley) 3:41 Pavane Spatiale — Vladimir Cosma (Insolite & Co)
6:28 November — Drama Workshop (The Seasons — Ronald Duncan & David Cain) 8:06 Marcia Dei Robots — Piero Umiliani (Musica Dell’Era Tecnologica)
11:29 In the Cellars of the Castle — Claudio Gizzi (Andy Warhol’s Blood for Dracula) 13:21 The Queen’s Croquet Ground — Ravi Shankar (Jonathan Miller’s Alice In Wonderland, unreleased)
16:38 Memories of Spring — Uncredited (Robert Hall 234)
17:36 Setting Sun — Peter Howell & John Ferdinando (Tomorrow Come Sunday) 19:49 Memories of Spring — Uncredited (Robert Hall 234)
33:22 Adwick High School No. 3 — Daphne Oram (Oramics)
35:01 A Sitting On A Gate — Peter Howell & John Ferdinando (Alice In Wonderland) 39:00 Guerra E Pace Pollo E Brace — Ennio Morricone (Grazie Zia)
41:23 Fruscio De Foglie Verdi — Ennio Morricone, performed by Trio Junior (Teorema)
43:42 Quasar — The Feed-Back (s/t)
49:37 Ghostly Drumming — George Engler (The Inside Of the Outside/The Outside of the Inside)
52:25 Motion Study 4 — Gerhard Trede (Selected Sound 9031 — Drums On Phasing & Electronic Sounds)
53:45 Chateaux — O. Bernard (Sylvester 519)
1:07:54 Tomorrow Come Someday — Peter Howell & John Ferdinando (Tomorrow Come Sunday)
1:10:20 Children of the Stones opening titles — Sidney Sager (unreleased)
1:11:34 The Owl Service opening titles — uncredited (unreleased)
:12:34 Rotolock — Daphne Oram (Oramics)
1:13:59 Asiatic Dream — Bernard Estardy (Electro Sounds Volume 2)
1:18:24 Evening Harmony — Ruth White (Flowers of Evil)
1:22:23 Sounds Industrial 6 — Roger Roger (IM 25 — Sounds Industrial)
1:24:27 Loves of A Blonde opening titles (unreleased)
1:26:30 The Visit — Lubos Fiser (Valerie and Her Week of Wonders)
1:28:29 The Gardener — Brian Cant and Freddie Philips (Chigley)
1:29:23 Antiquariato — Piero Umiliani (Musica Dell’Era Tecnologica)
1:45:54 Soleil Rose — Nino Nardini (Musique Pour Le Futur on Creasound / Musique Concrete on Neuilly)
1:47:42 Whirling (aka Sonik Re-entry) — Tom Dissevelt (most recently, Popular Electronics)
1:50:07 Sitting On The Bank — Ravi Shankar (Jonathan Miller’s Alice In Wonderland, unreleased)
1:52:38 Down The Rabbit Hole — Ravi Shankar (Jonathan Miller’s Alice In Wonderland, unreleased)
Some Radio and TV Sessions – 1996 – 2003
Lineage: Publicity CDR to WAV to FLAC to MP3 320kbps
CDR
>>John Peel session 06.10.1996
01 The Note
02 Untitled
03 Forget Every Time
04 The World Backwards
>>Steve Lamacq session March 1997
05 Come On Let’s Go
06 Look Outside
07 The Book Lovers
08 Lights Out
>>John Peel session 09.02.2000
09 Long Was The Year
10 Echo’s Answer
11 Where Youth & Laughter Go I Am Not Welcome
>>The Queen Elizabeth Hall, London (Radio 1 Broadcast) 20.06.1998
13 Come On Let’s Go
14 Look Outside
15 Papercuts
>>Later with Jools Holland 20.05.2000
16 Come On Let’s Go
17 Unchanging Window
>>John Peel Session 19.08.2003
01 Pendulum
02 Colour Me In
03 Minim
04 Sixty Forty
For respect to copyright holders please PM for details
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: ambient zone, Golden Apples of the Sun Radio Show, rtrfm
A special double-edition below – two shows to listen too
// Ambient Apples of the Golden Zone //
// Golden Apples of the Ambient Zone //
PART 1 Ambient Apples of the Golden Zone
Set the controls for the heart of strangeness, and be among the Chosen Ones to witness the intersection of alternate dimensions, as Ambient Zone and Golden Apples of the Sun enter each others’ waking dreams this Sunday. Tune in at 2pm to hear Grant, Oliver, and Kael explore the outer reaches of “Ambient Apples of the Golden Zone”… then at 7pm the inimitable Claude Mono will invite you into the mysterious worlds of “Golden Apples of the Ambient Zone”. Experience the radio waves via RTRFM 92.1 or just use your telepathic powers.
Re-stream here
Mixcloud HQ <COMING SOON> just the music
PLAYLIST
Black Moth Super Rainbow – Rip on through
Odd Nosdam – 2
Balduin – Rainy day in March
Bertrand Burgalat – Noel sur ordonnance
Mndsgn – Lather
Jimi Tenor – Going for the Gold
Soft Machine – A little floating music
Piero Umiliani – Stream (Alternate Intro)
Jean-Pierre Decerf & Marc Saclays – Soft Blow
Bernard Lubat – Super Slow Down
Sven Libaek – Sounds of the deep
Del Jef Gilson and Malagasy – Valiha
Bent – Exercise One
Beck – Broken Drum (Boards of Canada Remix)
Air – Biological (coda)
Fleetwood Mac – That’s All For Everyone
Black Moth Super Rainbow – Gold Splatter
Dust – I’ll Take You There
Bibio – All Their Sisters
Grizzly Bear – Cheerleader (Neon Indian Studio 6669 Remix)
Eric Cheneux – An Abandoned Rose
NYZ – FM60Pcelltwonky
Pram – Milky
Terry Riley – Across the Lake of the Ancient Word
Moebius – Kriminelle Energie
Le Revelateur – Blue Nuit
Michel Banabila – Adventures of Bob Badabah
Movietone – Night of the Acacias
Crescent – Willow Pattern
PART 2 Golden Apples of the Ambient Zone
The noise is real and the intersection of alternate dimensions will occur… two new shows on RTRFM 92.1. well just for this Sunday… at 2pm its the Ambient Zone take-over for “Ambient Apples of the Golden Zone”… then at 7pm relax with intensity as Claude Mono turns things inside-out for “The Golden Apples of the Ambient Zone”…see the comments for more
Re-stream here
Mixcloud HQ mix here – just the music
PLAYLIST
Seraffyn (Donald Mork) – The Song of Wandering Aengus – The Last Great Troubadour
Sproatly Smith – Galloping Backwards – The Shildam Hall Tapes
Chris Watson – El Divisadero (The Telegraph) – The Signal Man’s Mix
Leyland Kirby – Solid mentality – We, so tired of all the darkness in our lives
Black to Comm – Hotel Freund – Alphabet 1968
Daniel Kobialka – Blue Spirals (excerpt) – I Am The Center
Vakula – 19 Hours Prior to Arcturus – A Voyage to Arcturus
Cats Eyes – Door Pt1, Pt2 and Pt3 – Duke of Burgundy
Gideon Wolf – Falling (excerpt) – Year Zero
Mica Levi and Oliver Coates – Barok Main – Remain Calm
Mica Levi and Oliver Coates – Pre-Barok – Remain Calm
Jonna Jinton – Kulning Ancient Swedish herding call
Anna Sjalv Tredje – Mossen – Tussilago Fanfara
Hans-Joachim Roedelius – Étoiles (Remix) – Jardin Au Fou
Larkin – Two Souls Dance – Moments Empowered – I Am The Center
Jon Brooks – Ascent – Agri Montana
Nuages – Dreams
Ben Cox – Merganser
36 – Before Time – Memories in Widescreen
The Visions of Shiva – Voices from Another World
Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda – Er Ra – The Ecstatic Music Of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda
Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda – Keshava Murahara – The Ecstatic Music Of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda
Lutine – Sallow Tree (Sarah Angliss & Stephen Hiscock remix) – Died of Love Remixes
Laura Cannell – Cathedral of The Marshes (Shape Worship remix) – Swooping Talons Remixes
Jonathan Goldman – Chakras 7 Minute Tune Up (excerpt)
System 7 – Song for the Phoenix – Phoenix
Jon Brooks – Agri Montana – Meltwaters
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: broadcast, trish keenan, Wendy and Bonnie
From Wendy Flower’s 2012 solo LP ‘New’ the track ‘In The Attic’ a darkly layered piece featuring Broadcast’s James Cargill and Trish Keenan recorded in the couple’s Birmingham, England home.
with James on bass and Trish on Vocals and recorder. “It was one of those things where magic just happened. We just started playing the song, which my husband Paul had written, and it came to life. It was so wonderful working with Trish and with James. Later, after we’d gotten back to the U.S., Trish emailed me and said that she hoped, at the very least, we would make that track available as a download. We were thrilled. Trish was a consummate artist.”
“The mood of the ‘In The Attic’ song seemed to fit perfectly on the album, just before an old snippet of Wendy and Bonnie, which I’d found on an ancient reel-to-reel tape”.
The Golden Apples of the Sun 