On Nov 4, 4:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
On Nov 4, 4:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
Not sure how to classify "ambient" with some of the stuff I used to relax to that was similar to Tangerine Dream.
Andreas Vollenweider Liz Story Mike Oldfield Yanni (to some extent)
On Nov 4, 4:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
Not sure how to classify "ambient" with some of the stuff I used to relax to that was similar to Tangerine Dream.
Yeah, while dropping orange barrel acid.
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Alexander_ The_Great wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
I'm thinking Enya is the only thing I have in that category.
Group: rec.sport.football.college Date: Wed, Nov 4, 2009, 4:27am (CST-2) From: jaybyrdb...@yahoo.com (Jaybyrd) On Nov 4, 4:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote:
Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music? Brian eno music for airports?
That would be the first classified as ambient. In fact Eno created the term.
Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music? I'm thinking Enya is the only thing I have in that category.
On Nov 4, 8:30 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music? > I'm thinking Enya is the only thing I have in that category.
On Nov 4, 1:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
On Nov 4, 3:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
On Nov 4, 3:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
XM/Sirius has a channel called "BPM" that I listened to on an AirTran flight from ATL to MCI. 90 mins., three songs. Very nice.
(And I didn't paw any FAs, nor break down any doors. I flew Business Class. Please.)
On Nov 4, 8:29 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote: > Re: Any "ambient" music fans among us Rsfc'ers?
> Group: rec.sport.football.college Date: Wed, Nov 4, 2009, 4:27am (CST-2) > From: jaybyrdb...@yahoo.com (Jaybyrd) > On Nov 4, 4:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_The_Great) wrote:
> Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music? > Brian eno music for airports?
> That would be the first classified as ambient. In fact Eno created the > term.
Yes, Eno was a pioneer in this music. He didn't like the "MUZAK" that was normally in airpports, elevators, etc. so he came up with this.
In article <17436-4AF14B0E...@storefull-3172.bay.webtv.net>, Alexander_
The_Great <Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net> wrote: > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
The Album Leaf, Sigor Ros, Mogwai, Maybeshewill, God Is An Astronaut, Ghastly City Sleep
On Wed, 4 Nov 2009 03:36:14 -0600, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net
(Alexander_ The_Great) wrote: >Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, >Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
I saw Tangerine Dream in concert... -- "...you know, it seems to me you suffer from the problem of wanting a tailored fit in an off the rack world." Dennis Juds
On Nov 4, 1:07 pm, Cyclone Ranger <damonhy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 4, 3:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
> The_Great) wrote: > > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
> XM/Sirius has a channel called "BPM" that I listened to on an AirTran > flight from ATL to MCI. 90 mins., three songs. Very nice.
Once you start actually listening to the music, doesn't it cease to be "ambient"?
On Nov 4, 1:25 pm, Va Beach Hokie <wjlm...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Nov 4, 1:07 pm, Cyclone Ranger <damonhy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > On Nov 4, 3:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
> > The_Great) wrote: > > > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > > > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
> > XM/Sirius has a channel called "BPM" that I listened to on an AirTran > > flight from ATL to MCI. 90 mins., three songs. Very nice.
> Once you start actually listening to the music, doesn't it cease to be > "ambient"?
I see your point. I tried listeing to House music once but it sounded nothing like Hugh Laurie.
Group: rec.sport.football.college Date: Wed, Nov 4, 2009, 9:56am (CST-2) From: theodorew...@gmail.com (Some dued) On Nov 4, 3:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
The_Great) wrote:
Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music? I listen to this http://somafm.com/play/groovesalad almost exclusively. Not sure if its what you are referring to. A friend of mine recently told me its called shoegazer music because the musicians have so many pedals they are always watching their feet. ---------------------------------------------------- Not sure what the classification is, but sounds cool though, thanks for sharing.
On Nov 4, 12:56 pm, Some dued <theodorew...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 4, 3:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
> The_Great) wrote: > > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
> A friend of mine recently told me its called shoegazer music because > the musicians have so many pedals they are always watching their feet.
No, shoegazer come from how people dance to the music... more so looking at their feet and shuffling....and ambient really isnt quite the same as shoegazer...
Mookie who loves shoegazer, but thinks ambient is only good for dope smoking and makin babies..
> On Nov 4, 1:25 pm, Va Beach Hokie <wjlm...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > On Nov 4, 1:07 pm, Cyclone Ranger <damonhy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > On Nov 4, 3:36 am, Alexander-The-Gr...@webtv.net (Alexander_
> > > The_Great) wrote: > > > > Any one listen to stuff like Steve Roach, Tangerine Dream, Biosphere, > > > > Future Sound Of London, ya know, chill out and relax music?
> > > XM/Sirius has a channel called "BPM" that I listened to on an AirTran > > > flight from ATL to MCI. 90 mins., three songs. Very nice.
> > Once you start actually listening to the music, doesn't it cease to be > > "ambient"?
> I see your point. I tried listeing to House music once but it sounded > nothing like Hugh Laurie.
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