Bill Nelson - The Practice Of Everyday Life (2011) -

: The set documents his transition from art-rock and glam-rock guitarist to an experimental multi-instrumentalist exploring ambient soundscapes, synth-pop, and "electro-jazz". Disc Overview Content Focus Key Groups/Styles 1-2 Early Career & Commercial Peak Be-Bop Deluxe, Red Noise, Northern Dream 3-7 Extensive Solo Work Ambient, Experimental, New Wave, Electronic 8 Rare Archive Material BBC Sessions (John Peel & David "Kid" Jensen) Style & Legacy

: The physical deluxe set features a 68-page lavishly illustrated book with personal notes from Nelson and previously unseen photos. Bill Nelson - The Practice Of Everyday Life (2011)

: Includes 11 previously unreleased tracks , alternate takes (such as a version of "Crying to the Sky" with an alternate solo), and rare BBC Radio One sessions from 1981 and 1983. : The set documents his transition from art-rock