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wotyzoid
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Registered: Apr 2007
Location: New Jersey

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Originally posted by PETRAN

The Timewriter-"Jigsaw Pieces"

Absolute Deep House classic. Listen to the simple beauty of "Here Comes The Sun" with the lovely jazzy riffs and the summery background pads, to the lush ambient deep house of "Words", to the melancholic moodyness of "Jesus", to the dynamic offcord tech-house ambience of "Tender Wind On A Summernight", or get lost in the deep techy hypnotic grooves of "Almost Lost (On A Deep Train Tonight)". There are some lovely ambient-cinematic moments like "Sensual Pieces". Great album for great weather!


+ a gazillion one of the greatest albums evahh, pure sex.


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Sykonee
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Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Vancouver, Canada

Ah, hmm...

Banco de Gaia - The Magical Sounds Of Banco de Gaia
Hieroglyphics - 3rd Eye Vision
Bill Laswell - Sacred System: Chapter 1 - Book Of Secrets
Brian Wilson - Smile (really, nearly any Beach Boys would do, but this remains his finest album)
Neil Young - Ragged Glory
Bob Marley - Legend
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication (hush, you...)

Truthfully, I think these more have significant ties to my own summers (many of which were spent in a THC haze of music festivals, heh) than whether they'd make for perfect summer albums. There's a bundle of various dub compilations I could recommend too, but I rather doubt many would recognize them.


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Lebezniatnikov
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: DC

I'll definitely second Jori Hulkkonen.

Ulrich Schnauss has a very Spring/early Summer vibe to me as well.


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