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UK twofer combines two previously unreleased albums the Ultravox founder/vocalist recorded with Harold Budd, perhaps best-known for his collaborations with Brian Eno, The Cocteau Twins, & Andy Partridge. Packaged in a double gatefold digipak with imagery designed by John Foxx. 27 tracks. Edsel. 2003.Q (1/04, p.132) - 3 stars out of 5 - "[With] evocative, slowly evolving washes of treated synthetic sounds. Music for the spirit and the imagination." Translucence/Drift Music Music John Foxx Translucence/Drift Music Songs | 1. | Sunlit Silhouette |
| 2. | The Other Room |
| 3. | Some Way Through All The Cities |
| 4. | Stepping Sideways |
| 5. | A Delicate Romance |
| 6. | Linger |
| 7. | Curtains Blowing |
| 8. | Weather Patterns |
| 9. | Coming Into Focus |
| 10. | After All This Time |
| 11. | Someone Almost There |
| 12. | Resonant Frequency |
| 13. | Avenue Of Trees |
| 14. | Underwater Flowers |
| 15. | Arriving |
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