Walker lives in New England, an architect of spatial volumes by day and manipulator of musical volumes by night. He enjoys small boat sailing, reading, collecting books, and traveling. Catching the radio and HiFi bug at an early age, he has purchased, sold, restored and built more audio equipment than he can remember and is always looking for new and interesting music. I write about music and related topics at:
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“It was an early morning in the studio in late April, 1980. Black turned to indigo, then to purple, red-orange and finally a golden sun was in through the high studio windows. It was the first light of the morning, and “First Light” from Harold Budd & Brian Eno’s Ambient 2 – The Plateaux of Mirror was playing. This was my introduction to the first of many Harold Budd works,” writes Walker Burns.
“The album is an intimate personal meditation, yet is sonically broad like the mountainscapes depicted in the cover art.” Walker Burns takes a chance with Will Samson’s “Hello Friends, Goodbye Friends.”