can a noise dude recommend some AMBIENT

s: monolake, erosion, shinichi atobe

which one?

broken marching band

the elevations cd is amazing, there's a few a beats but they're really muted and subdued. multila has quite a few beats on it though no? been a while since i listened

i need to get those two fluxion cds. i hope all the cr cds get reissued at some point

4 yr consideration

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Dcotmp_sxg&feature=watch_response

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyDDuE6esQk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4tOsQ-4lBM

Oh man, Decay Product... I have been trying to figure out how to describe what's consistent in T++'s recordings, and that's like the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the sort of swirling depth he uses.

I kind of wish that all the CR releases got collected into a big metal cube.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00004YLE5/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new

speechless

http://vancootenshop.com/osshop/images/nilsen-short.jpg

not into that ambient listening club bullshit treading on our territory

am0n you should check out some of the stuff nilsen did with chris watson

i have the one they did called 'storm'

i feel bad for posting on the ambient listening club now

have you guys heard the new oval song that's leaked? starts out kinda nice and chilled but then he ruins it with these big rock drums that sound like one of the loops you get in garagband

http://incessantnoise.blogspot.com/2009/10/ingram-marshall-fragility-cycles.html

same blog has a transfer of the one truly good alvin curran album

new akira rabelais is very sick, highly rec'd

lol has anyone ever heard ry4n f4rish? the guy who singlehandedly created "the weather channel music" genre? (we rep him at work hence the googleproofing)

shit is too funny. serious cheesy new age/ambient.

F4rish has been a Weather Channel music staple for over a decade. His music has been an integral part in giving The Weather Channel (TWC) a musical identity.[3] Many of F4rish's works can be heard on TWC's Local on the 8s. One of his songs, "Holding Hands" is featured on The Weather Channel's CD released in October 2007, The Weather Channel Presents: The Best of Smooth Jazz. This compilation climbed to the No. 1 on the Billboard Jazz Album Chart. Farish's work with on TWC led to the channel commissioning an original score/theme for their primetime TV show "Storm Stories".

“Music, is a universal language. Powerful and meaningful, it can touch lives and speak through generations. With music, I hope to convey the following truth: Hope and faith exist to bring us together, and love endures forever. May this music shine light in a dark room, may it have purpose, in the service of Love.” - Ry4n F4rish

http://woob.bandcamp.com/album/repurpose

sick

hotel paral.lel such a sick album

http://sickness-still-abounds.blogspot.com/2010/06/genitor-lvminis-heliokrator-deam-adessa.html

yowza http://www.thefader.com/2010/06/17/emeralds-candy-shoppe-mp3/

That whole record is super-good as is the newer (re-release of cassettes though I think) Mark McGuire dbl LP

new Luc Ferrari CD of 1974/75 improvs 'Ephemere', worth it for the 51 minute 2nd track, acoustic guitar & overtones through tape delay, we've all heard pieces like this before but this is a real real gone one

http://www.soundohm.com/luc-ferrari/ephemere-i-ii/algen/

expo 70 "death voyage"

kyle bobby dunn "a young person's guide to kyle bobby dunn"!

http://gawker.com/5570005/ambient-music-replaces-drugs

he he he

http://t.douban.com/lpic/s1506394.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/88/262452831_d52d33103a.jpg

The opening track on the Oneohtr1x is great blown-out Pita/Hassell stuff, and Emeralds is nice too, but I really especially love the new Rene Hell as far as the bigger-label Young Noismische America newer releases go (LP has a bonus disc that I like just as much) on Type: http://typerecords.com/releases/porcelain-opera-2

really especially love the new Rene Hell

thank you

Really loving this Walls album.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ul4iTrbEXbg&feature=related

Lately I've been taking in the field recordings of "Sounds of South Africa: Vuvuzela Drones" by WorldCup - 2010.

ya, i click on the soccerball icon on youtube to add it to everything i listen to

not sure how this mix is yet, but look forward to listening
http://www.factmag.com/2010/06/28/fact-mix-162-oneohtrix-point-never/

edward elgar - dream of gerontius

lolwut

so i just got harold budd - pavillion of dreams

it's killing me; feel like i'm on a shopping trip in an episode of the jetsons

what should i go for next? the synthier the better...

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B000000NGB.jpg

was hoping for more harold budd recommendations specifically but that looks good, thanks fthu

ah sorry. it is worth checking out. re budd i can only offer that the pearl and ambient #2 are great but you probably already know that.

no this is my first budd! i'll check those two out, thanks

those are both with eno, both piano rather than keyboard

i saw him live a couple of years ago. v. v. chill.

http://www.facebook.com/iasos.iasos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbLynJJzkE0

http://www.antarctica2000.net/sounds/seals.html

mind blown for realz

probably the closest i will ever get to Substrata II, so thanks

there was a deluxe looking LP of more Arctic/Antarctic sounds from Douglas Quin just a few months back. he did the sound in Werner Herzog's Encounters at the End of the World too.

ya, watching that movie last night was what hipped me to those sounds

love the seals

self--pedant me

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http://mlaudio.ornith.cornell.edu/audio/123436/123436.mp3

recording of Antarctic Waddell Seals. different recording than Douglas Quin's 'At The Sea Ice Edge'.

― Milton Parker, Wednesday, 10 December 2008 23:16 (1 year ago) Permalink

^ awesome
these or similar were featured briefly in encounters at the end of the world

― sleep, Thursday, 11 December 2008 01:08 (1 year ago) Permalink

they just reused Quin's recording for the Herzog soundtrack instead of doing new location recording.

http://www.amazon.com/Antarctica-Douglas-Quin/dp/B000006HDM
http://xraybarbecue.blogspot.com/2007/11/douglas-quin-antarctica-wild-sanctuary.html

there are so many seals in the Quin recording, their descending whistles almost form a Shepard's Tone, sounds more like a multitracked modular than anything acoustic (i.e. it's been in every one of my DJ sets for the last two years, it goes with everything). it's a huge relief to have another recording to compare it to, on this one you can almost take this for something that actually happens

― Milton Parker, Thursday, 11 December 2008 01:41 (1 year ago)