Cabaret by Mike Dickson

A bit of a magnum opus, this one. Three CD-length tracks presented in serial form.

These lengthy works operate in three disjointed movements, all of them working at a strange pace and none of them making the greatest amount of sense to anyone likely to hear them - not even their creator. Which poses another question: who really made this? And who channelled it? In fact, who really 'makes' any of this stuff at all? Isn't this all so weird?

One early listener thought that some of this sounded like Mike Oldfield. Someone else thought there was a TV theme embedded somewhere within Cabaret 03. Someone else thought it sounded like Pink Floyd Gone Odd in one section. All I know for sure is that it's a collection of serious contrasts, jumping from one theme to the next without much heed for what came before.

Tracklist

1.	Cabaret 01	47:02

2.	Cabaret 02	45:59

3.	Cabaret 03	42:50

Credits

released January 4, 2021

All music is (c) 2021, Black Cat Music Factory
All titles performed, orchestrated and arranged by Mike Dickson
All compositions by Mike Dickson unless otherwise stated.

Recorded in Edinburgh and East Lothian
Artwork (c) Black Cat Art House

Numerous samples stolen and mutated beyond belief from many different sources, without credit or any possibility of recognition, mostly because that amount of paperwork is not something that anyone really deserves.

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