'Thou Art in Heaven' is based on a piece which Mike composed for his millennium concert in Berlin. Sold as a two CD set, one disc contains the interactive element, while the other contains the album of music based on that featured in the game.įor a further look behind the scenes of Music VR, be sure to read my interview with its programmer, Colin Dooley.

Tres Lunas sees Mike's interactive video album's arrival in homes around the world, under the project name of Music Virtual Reality (previously called both Sonic Reality, and Sonic VR before the name of Music VR was settled on). Serious development of the ideas was held off until computer technology was at a stage where the average home PC was powerful enough for users to be able to explore Mike's virtual 3D worlds in real time. Mike wanted to go further than this, and began working on something he called the 'Interactive Video Album', using powerful Silicon Graphics computers to create virtual worlds which worked in conjunction with the music. The first example of this was the interactive segment of The Songs of Distant Earth CD, which centered around a small puzzle which gave access to some video clips. Since the early-mid 1990s, Mike had been experimenting with interactive environments to supplement and compliment his music. Recorded at Roughwood Studios, with additional parts at Plan 1 Studios, MunichĬover by Ian Ross for Bill Smith Studio, from an original concept by Hans Claesson of Kebawe, art direction by Bill Smith Location: Roughwood Croft, additional parts at Plan 1 Studios, MunichĮlectric Guitars, Spanish Guitar, Bass Guitar, Synthesisers, Mandolin, Grand Piano.

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