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vibrasphere's erosion.

tribal psy: ubar tmar's live.

Matthew Dear's Leave luck to heaven. After a few tracks this really gets strong. 4$ well spent.

I love your style of posting. please do it more often.

I listened to that 1987 track. The melody flows exactly as I was thinking it would, the same synth line is repeated over and over, just that melody scale varies. Some say it's a good thing. Some like their walls grey. What's the talk about electro influences? Clearly somebody has overlooked the magnificent juan atkins etc. 80s electro efforts to bring that style into discussion. I feel this more than anything, flirts with spacesynth genre that laserdance once dominated. Of course I could've refrained from writing what's above and post a pic of big pile of stinking cheez.

I'm not too familiar with Bus/Gus sound... should I get those best of albums or woot? (the 2nd I will just for the texas faggott tune...) I'm listening to Banco De Gaia's Kincajou... you really get lost somewhere on this 30 plus minute trip. e. I'm giving this "Last train..." album as a gift to my friend and get the 3cd edition myself!

haha would be cool if the name was actually that! but yah, srsly, I second fluffy...awesomo track.

yeah that's pretty typical, there are lots of their big names on that comp. I'd still check out Joseph Nothing and Tim Tetlow albums...

you can also check kompakt dial planet mu

The official pinned Simon Hallucinogenius Godford thread prolly gets moved here, any minute now...

here's your chance to snap a few cds from one of the ambient masters, William Orbit. The man behind 'water from a vine leaf' and other classics. the cd lot: - strange cargo - strange cargo 2 - strange cargo 3 - hello waveforms in return a nice offer in cash or cd trade.

I added some obscure goa and nit so not good music. if you like that israeli sound this might be your chance.

yesterday was a sunny day... biosphere - dropsonde anders ilar - nightwidth pantha du prince - this bliss trippy musix!

hiroshi watanabe's genesis. also the man behind kaito. amazing album, great to wake up to.

there are some fantastic tracks on it, I recommend to check it out.

Is said many times to be the definitive ambient release. The melodies are almost naively positive, really taking you to beautiful places. Although this probably sounds good even the first time around, it's ambient with so much substance it takes many listens to be fully grasped. Just re-released and re-mastered in 2006 with a bonus disc, you shouldn't be without it.

w. orbit - water from a vine leaf A track I never get tired of

full-on basslines have been used in goa-era too (ofc). full-on bassline just has a different production and mastering technique these days. radi may I ask... when was the last time you went to a party and truly had a chance to experience the modern bassline to its fullest? I tell you it farking rocks in a party if you ask me.

well I must confess I'm not really into the new ambient... or perhaps I've just listened the wrong stuff who knows anyways, I'm sure these sure work for any ambient/chill fan: global communication - delta phase william orbit - water from a vine leaf william orbit - spiral (has vocals but works...) children of the bong - ionospheric state

enjoy and have fun those two will rock your boat endlessly, hope you won't get seasick. ^_o

what they were before: merv & joey now: merv asking the question... WHO was/is the mastermind behind the project? WHO has collaborated endless times with other artists? I will not be encouraged until I hear Eat Static going bad. No sad faces.

sold him a few cds, got the money lightning fast. thx osku!