#anusia

Making photos of mice is eternal struggling to get the tailed colourful smudges at least stay in the picture.

I got these bunch of girls from a person who "had to move abroad". Unfortunately the girl in the middle turned out to be ill...

French 1970s electronic music pioneer Roland Romanelli who did a lot composition for screen and library catalogues releases Connecting Flight in 1982. Personally I don't think it's a very good album but it has its fans, it's just not for me. I bought it because John Luongo, Flood, Rusty Egan are all credited to have worked on it, specifically the awful title track which makes it a bit of a curiosity. Another credit is the mysterious The Metropolis Team which has something to do with Colin Green who was an engineer at Trident Studios, London. The Metropolis Team produce the two tracks below and more importantly they go on to produce Cori Josias' Takin' It Straight (Dub) the following year

The instrumentals The Pulse/Imagination are released as a single from Romanelli's Connecting Flight album. A vocal version of Imagination is also released by Anusia with a dub on the b side and some star has posted it played at 33.3 on YouTube, stick it over footage of Bladerunner 2049! Pitched down is the way to hear this track. Helen Reddy of all people releases her recording of Imagination a year later

Romanelli's version at the speed it was intended to be played. I'm not saying it's the correct speed