Bill Nelson - The Burning Question (1982)

[@waz3128]

An unsung hero of early electronic music

[@randlerobbertson8792]

Very Interesting music.

[@TobyLuckyMerlin]

Great hypnotic sound!!!

[@larshedberg4241]

Love this song

[@robertdavidson9393]

Nelson cool hip great stuff

[@AbsoluteNut1]

40 years...wow. And the crap we have to listen to nowadays.

[@Rep0007]

designed by computer software and produced by marketing efficiency committees

[@inglepropnoosegarm7801]

@@Rep0007 It won't be long before all 'popular' music is made entirely by AI controlled computers that can predict exactly what 'ear-candy' will work for the musically-illiterate masses. We are almost there. It's a very sad state of affairs. There will be more Bill Nelsons, but we will never get to hear them. Corporations detest individualists and original thinkers.

[@paulbruce6222]

I can hear Japan in here too! I love this track right now! Great vocals from Bill, and gloriously complex instrumental sound - did he play all that himself? I suspect so, wonderful!

[@paulbruce6222]

Apart from his brother ! The "avante garde saxophone of Ian Nelson (sounding like a mutant car siren in places) and goes all mutant funk on us" 😃

[@extraclustor]

Danke für’s teilen, klingt frisch wie am ersten Tag.

[@HughKAyers]

I hear some Bowie in there for sure!

[@PM-ec5vm]

‘My-my smile at least....can’t say no to the beauty and the beast’. (Heroes .1977)

[@jameswayne8256]

Bowie and Nelson were known to have influenced and inspired one another throughout their careers (especially in the late 70’s and early 80’s).

[@rickydicky100]

very oriental stuff from Bill

[@spencers413]

I think the word "oriental" is observed as rugs, but point taken. ;) Very Japan (the band) at least IMO, and regardless, awesome song!

[@DrCarlRogers]

One step away from Drastic Plastic.