From Bill Nelson's sleevenotes:
"The tracks on this record come from the Spring/Summer 1979 sessions that produced the as yet unreleased "Quit Dreaming And Get On The Beam" album. Only Th 'A' side will be included on the album, the remaining tracks being unique to this single."
Do You Dream In Colour
Ideal Homes
Instantly Yours
Atom Man Lover Radium Girl
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Friday, April 30, 2010
Bill Nelson - Do You Dream In Colour? 7"
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