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I drew an illustration for a cover of my first mixtape.

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Escape. Reality. No. Mixtape
Length: 2hrs 24mins 41secs
Memory: 331MB
Audio file: MP3 192kbs-320kbs
Update: The download file has stopped to work. I don't have the link anymore.

Gustav has been written a list of his favorite songs for his own life. He called a soundtrack:

Escape.
Iasos - The Angels of Comfort (excerpt)
Japan - Taking islands in Africa
Pet Shop Boys - One more chance
Rush - Afterimage
Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me with Science
Sade - Smooth Operator
Hall & Oates - Maneater
David Sylvian - Taking the veil
The Durutti Column - Messidor
10* The Cure - A Forest

Reali---Capitalism is not going to away, sadly
Echo & the Bunnymen - The Killing Moon
Genesis - Land of Confusion
This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren (Tim Buckley cover)
Ry Cooder - Paris, Texas
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Grace Jones - Private Life (The Pretenders cover)
Joy Division - Love will tear us apart
Depeche Mode - Leave in silence
The Pop Group - We are all prostitutes (The volume has been edited.)
20* New Order - Elegia

Going off the beaten path
Vangelis - Soil Festivities Movement 1
John Carpenter - Abduction at Airport (from Big Trouble in Little China OST)
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Tibetan Dance
John Carpenter - Prologue (from Big Trouble in Little China OST)
Christopher Young - Menage (from Haunted Summer OST)
Brad Fiedel - Reese Chased
Tears for Fears - Listen
Vangelis - Memories of green
David Sylvian - Where the Railroad Meets the Sea
30* Steve Roach - Magnificent Gallery

Note:
Hi, people.

This list of songs are synthetized/electronic songs, ambient ones
and there are few songs who have vocals with some rock songs.
Ambient and soundtrack of electronic music are my thing.
This is a personal thing that it has been wrapped my head around.
It sounds like a "soundtrack" to me. Tested on headphones. My first version of it.

Secondary details:
Why are there two songs of John Carpenter in the mixtape?
Because Big Trouble in Little China's soundtrack was so rad. The movie
was damn weird, but I enjoy the scene where these three flying chinese had thunder's
special powers. I knew they were not real, but I've giggled at those effects.
I haven't found many musicians who had synth-feel-cinematic music, which is a kind of shame.
----
I can't still find the soundtrack of Blade Runner. What the hell happened to that?
I really like the movie, Blade Runner,
but the voice-over of Deckard had put me off and the ending was not sort of what I've expected.
I'm not sure if I'll watch it again, but I love the soundtrack.
I hope a group of people where me and some ask the
company or the people who've made that movie release the soundtrack.
I've been listening to Tangerine Dream, Brian Eno, Jean Michel Jarre, Duran Duran, Dead Can Dance and some others.
but they were not in my list, sadly. They did not fit for my soundtrack of the mixtape.
----
I want to appreciate to the local store for buying some cds and some friends in Miami, Florida.
Especially Roland for giving me Gone To Earth's album, Dreamtime Return and Haunted Summer soundtrack.
I can listen to this mixtape while I'm reading a science fiction novel. If anyone sees this note,
I'd be curious to see a serious movie, novel or television series that the story has aliens can be friendly to the person
or a robot be a companion like Robots of Dawn's novel, instead of the plot has an aspect of The War of the Worlds-ish, the robots take over humanity.
I've seen that shit before and it's sad to see some directors or normal people think about that idea.
I'll continue to see some new upcoming films or cartoons in this year.
----

Gustav Schnur. Have a nice life.

January 4th, 1989

---- For reading this mixtape's note, here are the quotes that inspired me so much. You don’t have to accept the quotes I’ve written here.

Quotes:

Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes it's laws.
- Mayer Amschel Bauer Rotschild, unknown

Politics and Religion are obsolete.
The time has come for Science and Spirituality.
- Sri Jawaharlal Nehru, unknown, 1962. I found an epigraph of the book of Arthur C. Clarke, The Fountains of Paradise (1979)

Dare to be naive.
- R. Buckmister Fuller

The most dangerous phrase in the language is, "We've always done it this way."
- Grace Hopper, unknown

Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.
- Philip K. Dick, How to build a Universe that doesn’t fall apart two days later (1978)

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I wanted to do a mixtape since I'm so keen of music. No, it's not a real guy I met. xD
It's pure fiction but I like that.

Inspired to do a mixtape by Steven Wilson and SeizureDemon.

Description
I drew an illustration for a cover of my first mixtape.

-----------

Escape. Reality. No. Mixtape
Length: 2hrs 24mins 41secs
Memory: 331MB
Audio file: MP3 192kbs-320kbs
Update: The download file has stopped to work. I don't have the link anymore.

Gustav has been written a list of his favorite songs for his own life. He called a soundtrack:

Escape.
Iasos - The Angels of Comfort (excerpt)
Japan - Taking islands in Africa
Pet Shop Boys - One more chance
Rush - Afterimage
Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me with Science
Sade - Smooth Operator
Hall & Oates - Maneater
David Sylvian - Taking the veil
The Durutti Column - Messidor
10* The Cure - A Forest

Reali---Capitalism is not going to away, sadly
Echo & the Bunnymen - The Killing Moon
Genesis - Land of Confusion
This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren (Tim Buckley cover)
Ry Cooder - Paris, Texas
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Grace Jones - Private Life (The Pretenders cover)
Joy Division - Love will tear us apart
Depeche Mode - Leave in silence
The Pop Group - We are all prostitutes (The volume has been edited.)
20* New Order - Elegia

Going off the beaten path
Vangelis - Soil Festivities Movement 1
John Carpenter - Abduction at Airport (from Big Trouble in Little China OST)
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Tibetan Dance
John Carpenter - Prologue (from Big Trouble in Little China OST)
Christopher Young - Menage (from Haunted Summer OST)
Brad Fiedel - Reese Chased
Tears for Fears - Listen
Vangelis - Memories of green
David Sylvian - Where the Railroad Meets the Sea
30* Steve Roach - Magnificent Gallery

Note:
Hi, people.

This list of songs are synthetized/electronic songs, ambient ones
and there are few songs who have vocals with some rock songs.
Ambient and soundtrack of electronic music are my thing.
This is a personal thing that it has been wrapped my head around.
It sounds like a "soundtrack" to me. Tested on headphones. My first version of it.

Secondary details:
Why are there two songs of John Carpenter in the mixtape?
Because Big Trouble in Little China's soundtrack was so rad. The movie
was damn weird, but I enjoy the scene where these three flying chinese had thunder's
special powers. I knew they were not real, but I've giggled at those effects.
I haven't found many musicians who had synth-feel-cinematic music, which is a kind of shame.
----
I can't still find the soundtrack of Blade Runner. What the hell happened to that?
I really like the movie, Blade Runner,
but the voice-over of Deckard had put me off and the ending was not sort of what I've expected.
I'm not sure if I'll watch it again, but I love the soundtrack.
I hope a group of people where me and some ask the
company or the people who've made that movie release the soundtrack.
I've been listening to Tangerine Dream, Brian Eno, Jean Michel Jarre, Duran Duran, Dead Can Dance and some others.
but they were not in my list, sadly. They did not fit for my soundtrack of the mixtape.
----
I want to appreciate to the local store for buying some cds and some friends in Miami, Florida.
Especially Roland for giving me Gone To Earth's album, Dreamtime Return and Haunted Summer soundtrack.
I can listen to this mixtape while I'm reading a science fiction novel. If anyone sees this note,
I'd be curious to see a serious movie, novel or television series that the story has aliens can be friendly to the person
or a robot be a companion like Robots of Dawn's novel, instead of the plot has an aspect of The War of the Worlds-ish, the robots take over humanity.
I've seen that shit before and it's sad to see some directors or normal people think about that idea.
I'll continue to see some new upcoming films or cartoons in this year.
----

Gustav Schnur. Have a nice life.

January 4th, 1989

---- For reading this mixtape's note, here are the quotes that inspired me so much. You don’t have to accept the quotes I’ve written here.

Quotes:

Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes it's laws.
- Mayer Amschel Bauer Rotschild, unknown

Politics and Religion are obsolete.
The time has come for Science and Spirituality.
- Sri Jawaharlal Nehru, unknown, 1962. I found an epigraph of the book of Arthur C. Clarke, The Fountains of Paradise (1979)

Dare to be naive.
- R. Buckmister Fuller

The most dangerous phrase in the language is, "We've always done it this way."
- Grace Hopper, unknown

Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.
- Philip K. Dick, How to build a Universe that doesn’t fall apart two days later (1978)

--------

I wanted to do a mixtape since I'm so keen of music. No, it's not a real guy I met. xD
It's pure fiction but I like that.

Inspired to do a mixtape by Steven Wilson and SeizureDemon.