Bruton Music - Steens Dilemma Sampler

[musictheorist]

Steens Dilemma
Library
Bruton Music
Length
6:27
Release Date
ca. 1980

Steens Dilemma is a promotional 7" Flexi Disc released by Bruton Music.

Sampled Tracks
Nerve Centre by John Scott [BRM 1/BRQ 1]
Mysterioso Gliss by David Snell [BRC 1]
Slinky by David Lindup [BRF 1/BRS 2]
Bright Lights by Duncan Lamont [BRG 5]
Corfu Honeymoon by George Fenton and John Leach [BRR 3]
Sugar Candy by Harry Gold and Ernest Ponticelli [BRS 1]
Some King Of Loving by George Fenton and Irene Chanter [BRH 11]
Black Stockings by David Lindup [BRF 1/BRS 2]
Strumming the Ivories by Peter Cork [BRO 2]
Flying Fists by Brian Bennett [BRJ 2/BRK 1]
Pointer 1 by Keith Mansfield [BRA 1]
Electro Rag by Alan Hawkshaw [BRF 1]
Foiled Again by Brian Bennett [BRJ 2/BRA 1]
Endeavour by John Anthony Coleman [BRJ 3/BRL 1/BRN 2]
?
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Dawn of an Era by Francis Monkman [BRI 4/BRL 3]
Pillow by Clive Hicks [BRI 5]
Sky by Alan Hawkshaw [BRI 6]
?
Kinetic Velocity by Trevor Bastow [BRI 8 ]
Bulletin by Brian Bennett [BRL 2/BRN 3]
Dream Sequence by David Snell [BRC 1]
Serenity by Duncan Lamont [BRD 13]
Bathtime Bounce by Len Beadle [BRE 1]
?

I am only missing four tracks including one at the very end of the demo.

[Craig-UK]

Do you have the timestamps of the ones you're after, it will help greatly

[musictheorist]

Do you have the timestamps of the ones you're after, it will help greatly

3:06
3:08
4:14
6:03

[ChunYinZi]

Do you have the timestamps of the ones you're after, it will help greatly

3:06
3:08
4:14
6:03

4:14 ＝ Kinetic Velocity    BR-0100 - FUTURISTIC ELECTRONIC 2 (BRCD 12)

[Fuzi]

4:14 ＝ Kinetic Velocity    BR-0100 - FUTURISTIC ELECTRONIC 2 (BRCD 12)

Hi ChunYinZi, do you mind sharing this release when you have the time, thank you 谢谢你

[kablamatic]

musictheorist had previously identified "Auturbine" by John Fiddy [BRL 1/BRI 3] playing at 4:14.

Also, I've identified the last two tracks that play in the sampler as "Venus Probe" by John Cameron from BRI 9 "Suspensions/Galaxy" and "Prelude and Phew" by John Fiddy from BRP 1 "Baroque Ensemble".