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#230125 by BrunoN
Thu Dec 31, 2009 9:55 am
I started to write a post and listing some stuff, but realized that it's mainly techno-derived stuff from the nineties and kept it in the drafts without posting.

But if Van Pole started with Solar Fields I'll post it anyway :). So it goes like that:

Seen early PT records called "The Orb with guitars" somewhere, so I guess early Orb is a good pick - some of their albums (like U.F.Orb) are a bit on the ambient-house side but still spacey, and some, like Orbus Terrarum or Pomme Fritz are pure organic ambient with ton of delicious samples and echoes, good stuff. Generally first half of the nineties was full of good ambient music - early Orb, Global Communication (this Tom Middleton dude is worth observing), A Positive Life, Biosphere, Autechre (Incunabula and Amber albums - pure gold, newer stuff is usually some minducking robot music), Aphex Twin's selected ambient works etc. These definitely float my spaceship. Oh, I forgot about KLF's white room - absolute classic.

There's also a fuckton of newer stuff from Shpongle, Asura, Spacetime Continuum, Kick Bong or Shulman (this one likes to be a bit ethnic world-whatever-music sounding, still deep and atmospheric tho). All rather excellent.
#230158 by the_s_rabbit
Thu Dec 31, 2009 10:41 pm
So many suggestions. You guys rock!

I have to listen to the new (old) PT album I just got.


I found their new one (The Incident) to be a disappointment. Not enough spacey-ness. :)

On a side-note: NP: Malevolent Creation - Premature Burial
Holy SHIT
#230227 by Keeker
Fri Jan 01, 2010 2:58 pm
the_s_rabbit wrote: I'm looking more for synth-based stuff.
I think my fav is potentially Spiral by Vangelis, the song, not the album.
I love the arpeggios sweeping around your ears in stereo, and then it crosses over in to that 80's style Miami Vice pulsing thing...the only think that ruins it for me is the King Arthur part with all the synth brass.

It's a good tune indeed. Can't really say I see the 80s thing though - it was written in the mid 70s - but I kind of like the pulsing parts. I was going to suggest you try the Heaven & Hell album but you will find some piano in parts of that too.

djskrimp wrote:Bohren and the Club of Gore

Very mellow and extremely soporific. I was lucky to get half way through that without falling asleep. Lovely.
#230228 by daneulephus
Fri Jan 01, 2010 3:05 pm
the_s_rabbit wrote:So many suggestions. You guys rock!

I have to listen to the new (old) PT album I just got.


I found their new one (The Incident) to be a disappointment. Not enough spacey-ness. :)

On a side-note: NP: Malevolent Creation - Premature Burial
Holy SHIT


I wasn't aware Malevolent Creation was ambient :wink:

Malevolent Creation- Slaughter of Innocence
Holy SHIT
#230253 by the_s_rabbit
Fri Jan 01, 2010 9:11 pm
daneulephus wrote:I wasn't aware Malevolent Creation was ambient :wink:

Malevolent Creation- Slaughter of Innocence
Holy SHIT


I have xmms2 (music server) constantly running. Usually I have it on the "all" playlist, which contains everything I own except for the stuff I really don't like at all. Every once in a while I'll type "xmms2 shuffle" to keep mixing it up. That song just happened to come on while I made that last post.

One shell is open that just continuously shows the status of the xmms2 server. Here's a quick snapshot from the last hour or so.

Playing: Ayreon - Day Eight: School: 04:22 of 04:23
Playing: Deicide - Deicide - Oblivious to Evil: 02:40 of 02:41
Playing: Ayreon - One Small Step: 08:44 of 08:46
Playing: Symphony X - Star Wars Suite: 05:51 of 05:52
Playing: Megadeth - Hook In Mouth: 04:39 of 04:40
Playing: Tangerine Dream - Birth of Liquid Plejades: 19:53 of 19:54
Playing: The Mahavishnu Orchestra with John Mclaughlin - Dawn: 05:16 of 05:17
Playing: Jason Becker - Dweller In The Cellar: 06:14 of 06:15
Playing: Ayreon - Day Twenty: Confrontation: 07:03 of 07:04
Playing: Morbid Angel - Victorious March Of Reign The Conqueror: 01:10 of 02:37


Lots of Ayreon in there, time to shuffle it up.
#230290 by Biert
Sat Jan 02, 2010 10:42 am
You shall all bask in the sheer fucking genius that is Olafur Arnalds:

[youtube]mYIfiQlfaas[/youtube]
#230324 by daneulephus
Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:59 pm
the_s_rabbit wrote:Playing: Deicide - Deicide - Oblivious to Evil: 02:40 of 02:41

Playing: Morbid Angel - Victorious March Of Reign The Conqueror: 01:10 of 02:37


Deicide has been my soundtrack to weight lifting for a few weeks now...again. I listened to the first album and Legion last year for about three months before moving onto Hate Eternal. Glen Benton's voice has a way of making me push myself...

Also, good to see people still appreciate Morbid Angel. :D
#230332 by the_s_rabbit
Sat Jan 02, 2010 4:01 pm
daneulephus wrote:
the_s_rabbit wrote:Playing: Deicide - Deicide - Oblivious to Evil: 02:40 of 02:41

Playing: Morbid Angel - Victorious March Of Reign The Conqueror: 01:10 of 02:37


Deicide has been my soundtrack to weight lifting for a few weeks now...again. I listened to the first album and Legion last year for about three months before moving onto Hate Eternal. Glen Benton's voice has a way of making me push myself...

Also, good to see people still appreciate Morbid Angel. :D



NP: Sepultura - Inner Self
...on my new Grados...I can't believe how good it sounds.

I love Morbid Angel. Morbid Angel - Covenant, Deicide - Deicide, Death - Spiritual Healing, Cannibal Corpse - Tomb of the Mutilated, Sepultura - Beneath the Remains (I consider this a death metallish album)
Those are the core albums that got me into death metal.

Glen Benton does seem to have a knack for pushing things out. I think he records his vocals on the toilet while trying to push out a big brick of shit.


Anyway, I'm going to keep checking out the spacey-ness. Sometimes you find space where you do not expect it. For instance, Pain of Salvation - Remedy Lane (the track)

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