» (a tures in Atlantis and on Venus sound to you? What dark airshi zy powered 6. vol operated i unfed anti-matter light? Or visiting a mid-shaped temple filled with stalactites. conta typewriters al a magi orga “Sons of Soli tude”, the brotherhood of spiritual masters, travelling in personalized heavens and Pere De PEPE OPIUXE presents: an esoteric pop opera Maelus, the lord of All peppered with lots of melodrama and with a Ip Fiction plot that mak To feet blueprints of a All that 1!) more the legendary book “ a Two Planets” a ‘An Earth Dwellers Ret nd much 1 be found in In this second Pepe Album Companion we'll take you back UNE ALaum Companion IL / 1 three parts of Caiphul, the capital of Atlantis. to the year 1886, reveal to you our secret reco rules and show you how we combined folk, fro to tape-echo loops and from a tiny musical box to the larg- at in th 1 a classical orchestra h Pepe albu ween of the Wave Let’s begin at the beginning!Part I: A Dweller On Two Planets ‘The Mind and the Hand Frederick $. Oliver, the son of Dr. J. Wing Oliver and :, Mary Elizabeth Manley- Oliver, was born in Wash Cin 1866, Two years later the family moved to Yreka, a small town Mount Shasta, a huge dormant volcanic peak in Northern Cal- a. Young Oliver was a s whiz kid who grew up in a ‘Theosophical world and was, according to his mother, well just north of ifor entific versed in “occult: doctrin Rooted in a type of thinking called mystical seience, he wrote a brochure on chem -y at the ing * specific speeds of the atoms composing them”. ze of 14, exp! ts in matter by the a scientific whiz kid Efforts of Evil ‘The manuscript was completed 1886, but several publishers ejected it and on to keep custody of year before doing so. Oliver began to believe that dark forces were the ng to thwart of the work. An ost completed deal with nam & Sons in New York fell through. Th a train wreek and a fire that almost burned the manuscript. 1897 he wrote a prophetic utteran Pepe DeLuxk umber of myths and le hide a seeret city beneath its peaks. cr Family: Dr. J. Wing, Frederick and Mary. In 1883, while surveying the boundarie: _ family’s ng cl Mount h Shasta, Oliver’s hand started ‘Two Planets” (from here on re- d to as ADOTP). Oliver nself claimed that over of his period of three years, a spirit writing uncontrollably in his _ calling himself Phylos the Thi- notebook. Terrified, he ran betan was channeling the stor two miles home to his parents. through him via auton His mother fetched more writ- and Oliver contin ued to write until the strange force left his hand. These were the first lines of am; ipt. later the second chapter of the hook “A Dweller On ing papel Oliver's chair and table. Much of the one on the table. Oliver at the age of 17 when h started receiving messages fr Phylos. A page fro I for last, efforts of Evil bei iven if at th gs pr a little while, and I have to pass on, leaving anothe hold open the Gle forth to the wor to ous Gates, nd not see the book go ad jd, still am T con Atpum Companion IL / 2‘Two years later, at the age of died of poisoni 3, Oliv g. Shortly after the fu- neral, an anonymous “lady friend” rived out of the blue and funded the An Earth Dweller’s Ret In 1939 Mr. John Howard Zitko, a man who possessed an ardor for lost continents, re- ceived an unpublished manu- script from an elderly lady named Lillian V. Bense. Mrs. Bense told Zitko that it had been channeled through Frederick Oliver, shortly before his death forty Th nd may yea ago. pt gave much clearer picture of the Crisis mentioned at the ADOTP and provided a much explanation of Men- ) = bur it better med that Phylos \d not told the whole story in the first book: he had revealed his own tale but only begun to tell the story of Mainin, the Atlantean high priest. ‘That story was told in full her Pn SS : sy, zt epee eeturn Ree atin a title page like this, you ee saribeiba tes g any further! murian Fellowship. the scientists of lost Atlantis M. was not just a priest gone bad, as appeared to be the ease in ADOTP very embodiment of evil! He had stopped human hearts and turned them kind of ion he liked best was mass des wanted to (and did indi he was the to stone but the destrt ction: he ly) e out Atlantis. Zitko was convinced that he had been chosen to bring the world a gravely warning. As he later explained, it was all too obvious to him in 1939 that the scientists of the modern world ng more or less than ‘THE scientists of Lost Atlantis were noth PV app nr oy gan (he blasphemy and the destruc- tion of the Ma Misused Atlantean techn ey? in _ present-day and the horrifying t had developed in th would soon to be incarnation, ings they lost world again. The second book, “An Earth Dweller’s Return”, was published in 1940 by the Le- murian Fellowship, an organi nded by Zitko and Robert D. Stelle. inin the story of Ma gus a “An Earth Dweller’s Return” on the album. x ALpuM Companion IL / 3