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Originally posted by Flyboy217 NIN - A Warm Place Holst - Song Without Words (Okay not super dreamy, but soooo relaxing) I believe most of William Orbit's "Pieces in a Modern Style" are supposed to be dreamy... esp the one I posted before. And as long as we're including trance, there's always (part of) Ayla - Vegas. And can't forget Gwill Morris - Time (Trippy Dub) Keiichi Suzuki - Satellite Serenade Juno Reactor - Solaris Amethystium - Shadow to Light

out of all these artists that you mentioned which one would have an album worth getting?

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Originally posted by meneedit out of all these artists that you mentioned which one would have an album worth getting?

Is this a rhetorical question?

If not, I would think William Orbit's album would fit the dreamy category pretty well. Amethystium has a few very good ethereal type tunes, fits in with New Age. Holst is a classical composer, NIN would not float your boat , Juno Reactor is of course techno, and you know Ayla and Gwill Morris...

Amethystium...

I cant find them on discogs.com

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Originally posted by meneedit Amethystium... I cant find them on discogs.com

Have you tried... other... locations?

I'm sure there's at least one source where you could find them... right... now

couldnt believe it wasnt on discogs though. Im not comfortable with any other site.

I prefer "easy to use" sites

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Originally posted by Perfect_Cheezit Deus Ex - Chateau

Deus Ex OST -- AWESOME!!!

2nd one is more ambient and ominous but the melodies from the 1st one slay me... sing the main theme with me!

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I would have to say Halogen vs Nash T - On a bridge( Orignal and Blue Room Projects mix)

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Originally posted by neovalkyr I would have to say Halogen vs Nash T - On a bridge( Orignal and Blue Room Projects mix)

I personally think the Blue Haze Daydream mix is more dreamy than the Blue Room Project mix, but that's just me (and I'm so happy, I got part two (w/ the two mixes I mentioned) on vinyl just a couple days ago! )

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Originally posted by Floorfiller his love for them is like a pentium 4 chip...

I'm surprised Brian Eno hasn't been mentioned yet?

Here's a fine, fine list of "dreamy" music:

http://www.echoes.org/Beyond-Ambient25.html

A lot of it comes from an earlier era but that in no way puts it down. Like a Grandfather Clock, they may keep time but they themselves are timeless masterpieces.

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Vangelis 1492.

Someone told me the other day that I'd really like "Delerium" - she recognised the music on the 1492 score, but hadn't heard it in the original format before.

Ooo - Brian Eno - just one track - okay maybe two - Deep Blue Day (I think that's right - Trainspotting track, in any case), and the Prophesy theme from Dune.

First post here, btw!


edited to add -
"Host of Seraphim" Track 3, Baraka score. - the haunting voice of Lisa Gerrard (Dead Can Dance)
(You may also remember her voice from the movie "Gladiator")

Last edited by Animbus on May-27-2004 at 09:53

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Originally posted by DiMethGuy Pink Floyd - Green is the Colour and damn near anything off of Piper at the Gates of Dawn...especially Chapter 24

I second that..

Jean Michel Jarre (I don't know how to spell it right)- Antarctica

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