Alot of the titles mentioned are very sleepy, However, has anyone mentioned DeepChord? I find their production to be very relaxing.
Maybe I am too rhythmic of a sleeper. :) ID ---- Original message ---- >Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 16:42:07 +0000 >From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: RE: (313) sleep music >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org > >Can I second Black Buildings most heartily, heard the *whole* album >recently rather than the vinyl EP and it is awesome (thanks Ken), >does anyone know if the whole album got a vinyl release? > >Records I have inspected the inside of my eyelids to: > >Global Communication - Remotion >FSOL - Lifeforms >Doc Scott - Mixmag Live (mentioned earlier in the D&B discussion) >Steve Reich - Drumming >Fripp & Eno - Evening Star >KLF - Chill Out >Mills - Every Dog Has It's Day Vol. 3 >Lonnie Listion Smith - Visions Of A New World > >The last one is also amazing if you're tripping heavily (.....I'm told) > >BTW, does anyone have any contact details for Alex Patterson? > >Dan > > >>The boy and the Tree - Susumu Yokata >>Black Buidlings - Detroit Esc Company >> >>both can be amazingly complex and and on another listen quite minimal and >>simple, i think it depends on how your brain is wired at the moment of >>listening. but i cant sleep with music on. If anyone has any further >>recomendations of Susumu Yokata I would gratefully receive them. >> >>Many Thanks >> >>Rav
