LOVE LIVES FOREVER - BBC SESSIONS 2003-2011 (TRANSPARENT RED VINYL)

Daniel Johnston's legacy is legendary. The quintessential DIY artist started his career in Austin, TX whilst hawking
cassettes from his day job at McDonald's. The rest, as they say, is history and fans of US alternative music from the 1980s onwards
know about his work and the people he went on to inspire. This, however, is not a biography; it's a simple piece of communication to
let people know that from Friday 4th July the second pressing of Daniel's radio sessions recorded for the BBC will released on
translucent A project inspired by BBC Radio 6 Music's Marc Riley, the tracks have been licensed from the BBC and approved by
Daniel's family, management and charity. The sessions were spread across an eight-year period with two sessions for Rob Da Bank
and three with Marc Riley (both of whom are executive producers of this album).
A few bootleg recordings of these sessions have been available across the years but now they have been lovingly mastered and cut
by Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road Studios in London. Daniel was a lifelong fan of The Beatles and the overwhelming consensus from
those who knew him was that he would be so proud and excited to have his music mastered above the legendary Studio 2 at Abbey
Road. This project's objective is to celebrate Daniel's musical legacy, rather than explore further his well-documented mental health
problems. However, profits from the album will go to Daniel's Hi, How Are You Project based in Austin.