Crazy theory: Are FSOL responsible for BR: Esper Edition?

[Concept]

Okay, it's not a completely crazy theory, but it is based on the mix styles I've noticed FSOL use not only in their own albums, but also in their mixes as well (I've been listening to a lot of them lately). I know the Esper Edition was produced by two people and then produced as a bootleg, so could it be Brian and Gaz or am I way off base with those who are more knowledgeable?

When I listen to the Esper Soundtrack of Blade Runner, it sounds ridiculously FSOL (not just in terms of samples that they've used from the film in their own work), but also in the way that it flows together.

It'd be awesome if it was FSOL behind putting together and mixing Vangelis' score with the game and all the ambient sounds that make one of the best film soundtracks out there.

[Pandemonium]

You know what - it does sound crazy, but it's also very plausible outcome

[seedy]

i just read an "offical statement" from esper productions describing the release and all of the bootlegs that surround it

doesn't read like brian or gaz at all

[Concept]

There was an interview with the two people behind Esper where it sounded like them a bit. I'll see if I can find it later.

[seedy]

this is what i saw:

http://www.vangelis-rarities.com/index. ... ode1&id=25

[tryptych]

I have a crazier theory.. maybe they are not humans at all! Or maybe they are actually from the future..

Seriously 'tho, I really doubt that the BR Esper Edition is put together by FSOL.

[mcbpete]

In one of the pages when hunting for the people behind it they said it was a couple of Spanish guys