quoted 5 lines I bought Dreamfish (on Rising High) last week, and for any fan of ambient>> I bought Dreamfish (on Rising High) last week, and for any fan of ambient
>>music, this is a must buy. Dreamfish is Pete Namlook and MixMaster Morris.
>>
>> The CD is four loooooong tracks of ambience. "School Of Fish" (18:26),
>>"Hymn" (28:09), "Fishology (9:25), and "Underwater (15:18).quoted 4 lines I picked up Pete Namlook's latest album "Air" yesterday and I must confess>I picked up Pete Namlook's latest album "Air" yesterday and I must confess
>his kind of ambience is too "hardcore" for me. I can't stand the Brian Eno
>type of ambience. I get restless. There has to be some kind of repetitive
>melody or rhythm or whatever. I like ambient house, not "ambient music".
Well, if that's the case, then Morris must have added repitition to the
stew, because the first three tracks definitely repeat. The last track
isn't repetitive per se, (not in the sense that there's a riff or a
rhythm track playing), but there are definitely repeating elements. If
you know "Tal Coat," from Eno's 'On Land,' you might have an idea of
what I'm getting at, although "Under Water" doesn't sound anything
like the Eno track in terms of texture.
C.
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