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I can't remember who it was on-list that recommended this as an awesome bed-time listening session, but they were absolutely right! If you are a fan of IDM with totally downtempo drum beats and mellow, soft and flowing synth pads, then you should love this release like no other. It's absolutely perfect for listening to at work where your job might totally stress you out otherwise. -somrux. http://www.somrux.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

quoted 6 lines I can't remember who it was on-list that recommended this as an awesome

>I can't remember who it was on-list that recommended this as an awesome >bed-time listening session, but they were absolutely right! If you are a >fan of IDM with totally downtempo drum beats and mellow, soft and flowing >synth pads, then you should love this release like no other. It's >absolutely perfect for listening to at work where your job might totally >stress you out otherwise.

Yes that cd has been getting a lot of play here in my office as well...it's really relaxing. Top-notch. -- ________________________ omz beautamous loaf recordings http://www.hotweird.com/loaf --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Agreed. Some very nice guitar/electronic pieces which remind me very much of Arovane's Tides. Someone said he actually played on that album as well but I haven't got it here to check it out. Glenn somrux wrote:

quoted 16 lines I can't remember who it was on-list that recommended this as an awesome

>I can't remember who it was on-list that recommended this as an awesome >bed-time listening session, but they were absolutely right! If you are a >fan of IDM with totally downtempo drum beats and mellow, soft and flowing >synth pads, then you should love this release like no other. It's >absolutely perfect for listening to at work where your job might totally >stress you out otherwise. > >-somrux. >http://www.somrux.com > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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You know, you're right. Tides sounds very much like this release. The big difference that I hear between Arovane and C. Kleine is that Arovane's stuff seems to sound a bit more "random". Listening to the Kleine stuff that I have, he seems to use more structure in his music as opposed to Arovane - although I enjoy them both equally. : ) -somrux. http://www.somrux.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenn McClements" <glenn.mcclements@openwave.com> Cc: <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 9:42 AM Subject: Re: [idm] Christian Kleine - Beyond Repair (CCO)

quoted 5 lines Agreed. Some very nice guitar/electronic pieces which remind me very

> Agreed. Some very nice guitar/electronic pieces which remind me very > much of Arovane's Tides. Someone said he actually played on that album > as well but I haven't got it here to check it out. > > Glenn

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At 11:09 AM 29/11/01, somrux wrote:

quoted 2 lines Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of listening?

>Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of listening? >BTW, I own all of the Arovane stuff already...

The new Ulrich Schnauss album on City Centre Offices has a similar vibe. And I've really been enjoying the Minotaur Shock album on Melodic Records (http://www.melodic.co.uk/ and http://www.minotaurshock.com for more info). Greg --- Greg Clow - greg@stainedproductions.com - greg@feedbackmonitor.com concert & event promotions - http://www.stainedproductions.com electronic music radio/reviews/interviews - http://www.feedbackmonitor.com 158 Close Ave. 2nd Floor - Toronto, Ontario M6K 2V5 - Canada --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

yes! this album is excellent! especially for winter:) it's very warm!! sa

quoted 6 lines I can't remember who it was on-list that recommended this as an awesome

> I can't remember who it was on-list that recommended this as an awesome > bed-time listening session, but they were absolutely right! If you are a > fan of IDM with totally downtempo drum beats and mellow, soft and flowing > synth pads, then you should love this release like no other. It's > absolutely perfect for listening to at work where your job might totally > stress you out otherwise.

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quoted 2 lines Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of

> Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of > listening? BTW, I own all of the Arovane stuff already...

well, i'm not such a big fan of arovane, but here's 3 things that should appeal if you liked the christian kleine lp: 1) Four Tet - Pause i was only recently introduced to this (thanks kurt!), and i have no idea why i didn't know about it before. it's sort of in the same downtempo/relaxing/melodic vibe as c. kleine. lots of heavy beats with really lovely harp and guitar melodies and things along with it. great stuff. highly recommended. 2) Tosca - Suzuki this is actually closer to four tet than to c. kleine, probably. it's a sweet album though, filled with laid-back downtempo grooves with nice trippy dubby stuff over top. like a funkier, happier, less scary, less pedophilic [ :) ] BoC. 3) Hermann + Kleine - Kickboard Girl EP this is just sublime, and everyone should own it. gorgeous, relaxing, perfect. -nub --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Also along the same lines would be Manual "Until Tomorrow" on Morr.

quoted 27 lines Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of

> > Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of >> listening? BTW, I own all of the Arovane stuff already... > >well, i'm not such a big fan of arovane, but here's 3 things that should >appeal if you liked the christian kleine lp: > >1) Four Tet - Pause > >i was only recently introduced to this (thanks kurt!), and i have no idea >why i didn't know about it before. it's sort of in the same >downtempo/relaxing/melodic vibe as c. kleine. lots of heavy beats with >really lovely harp and guitar melodies and things along with it. great >stuff. highly recommended. > >2) Tosca - Suzuki > >this is actually closer to four tet than to c. kleine, probably. it's a >sweet album though, filled with laid-back downtempo grooves with nice >trippy dubby stuff over top. like a funkier, happier, less scary, less >pedophilic [ :) ] BoC. > >3) Hermann + Kleine - Kickboard Girl EP > >this is just sublime, and everyone should own it. gorgeous, relaxing, >perfect. > >-nub

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quoted 2 lines Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of

> Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of > listening? BTW, I own all of the Arovane stuff already...

My best recommendation would be Ulrich Schnauss' album 'Far Away Trains Passing By' also on City Centre Offices. Simply splendid. Oh yeah, the Manual album 'Until Tomorrow' on Morr Music mines that particular vein as well. ///D --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Thanks for all of the suggestions, everybody! -somrux. http://www.somrux.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "omz" <omz23@speakeasy.net> To: <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 12:16 PM Subject: Re: [idm] Christian Kleine - Beyond Repair (CCO)

quoted 31 lines Also along the same lines would be Manual "Until Tomorrow" on Morr.

> Also along the same lines would be Manual "Until Tomorrow" on Morr. > > > > > > Hey list: any more suggestions that would fall into this line of > >> listening? BTW, I own all of the Arovane stuff already... > > > >well, i'm not such a big fan of arovane, but here's 3 things that should > >appeal if you liked the christian kleine lp: > > > >1) Four Tet - Pause > > > >i was only recently introduced to this (thanks kurt!), and i have no idea > >why i didn't know about it before. it's sort of in the same > >downtempo/relaxing/melodic vibe as c. kleine. lots of heavy beats with > >really lovely harp and guitar melodies and things along with it. great > >stuff. highly recommended. > > > >2) Tosca - Suzuki > > > >this is actually closer to four tet than to c. kleine, probably. it's a > >sweet album though, filled with laid-back downtempo grooves with nice > >trippy dubby stuff over top. like a funkier, happier, less scary, less > >pedophilic [ :) ] BoC. > > > >3) Hermann + Kleine - Kickboard Girl EP > > > >this is just sublime, and everyone should own it. gorgeous, relaxing, > >perfect. > > > >-nub

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