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| meneedit |
| quote: | 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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| Flyboy217 |
| quote: | 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 :p, Juno Reactor is of course techno, and you know Ayla and Gwill Morris... |
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| meneedit |
Amethystium...
I cant find them on discogs.com :( |
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| Flyboy217 |
| quote: | 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:) |
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| meneedit |
couldnt believe it wasnt on discogs though. Im not comfortable with any other site.
I prefer "easy to use" sites |
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| aspergian |
| quote: | Originally posted by Perfect_Cheezit
Deus Ex - Chateau
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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! :D |
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| neovalkyr |
| I would have to say Halogen vs Nash T - On a bridge( Orignal and Blue Room Projects mix) |
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| jwear2004 |
| quote: | 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! :D ) |
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| aspergian |
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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| Animbus |
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") |
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| Thunder5 |
| quote: | 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.. :) |
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| Scanate |
| Jean Michel Jarre (I don't know how to spell it right)- Antarctica |
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