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Stuff by the Lighthouse Family works 4 me
recommend me some music to chill to
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Originally posted by SaBBz
Sublime, nice bit of chilled ska. Perfect if you're stoned
He he, thank you for that, they're brilliant
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Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
Their first album, just released on the 21st October, is superb. They also released 3 EPs a while back (as one CD, called www.lemonjelly.ky and there are samples on the site) they are definatelyt worth a listen!
If you like jazz msuic, nice relaxing people to try are Koop.
Their first album, just released on the 21st October, is superb. They also released 3 EPs a while back (as one CD, called www.lemonjelly.ky and there are samples on the site) they are definatelyt worth a listen!
If you like jazz msuic, nice relaxing people to try are Koop.
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Lacuna Coil
Rely depends on your style of music.
Rely depends on your style of music.
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Sigur Rós '()' will chill you out nicely for something different.
Along the same line, Mogwai - CODY is calming, but somewhat depressing.
The Beta Band - Hot Shots II is funky, quirky album.
The Beatles - Abbey Road is worth a listen, generally laid back quality Beatles album.
Goldfrapp - Felt Mountain is a very good relaxing album (was used in an old One-to-One whistling advert tune)
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing, get this album not the new one. Easy on the ear heavy beats, class album.
will chill you out nicely for something different.Along the same line, Mogwai - CODY is calming, but somewhat depressing.
The Beta Band - Hot Shots II is funky, quirky album.
The Beatles - Abbey Road is worth a listen, generally laid back quality Beatles album.
Goldfrapp - Felt Mountain is a very good relaxing album (was used in an old One-to-One whistling advert tune)
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing, get this album not the new one. Easy on the ear heavy beats, class album.
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Tomas Koner - Teimo-Permafrost
Brian Eno - Apollo
Probably the 3 best ambient albums ever.
Tomas Koner - Teimo-Permafrost
Brian Eno - Apollo
Probably the 3 best ambient albums ever.
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Definately Guarenteed you Chill you out
Few of my Faves
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Few of my Faves
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Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms, a truely excellent song
/me goes to put it on
/me goes to put it on
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Any Gomez album, totally delish.
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Air - Moon Safari
In my top 10 albums of all time.
In my top 10 albums of all time.
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Moby - Everloving
Moby - 18 (infact, most of Moby's last 2 albums!)
Air - All I need
Mercury Rev - Goddess on a highway
Radiohead - Street Spirit
Roger Sanchez - Another Chance
Chicane - Saltwater
Robert Miles - Children (1 and 1 pretty good too)
Star Trek - Opening Theme to First Contact
Sting - Fields of Gold
Texas - Put Your Arms Around me
The Connells - 74-75
The Verve - Drugs Don't Work
The Verve - Sonnet
The Verve - Lucky Man
Tracy Chapman - Fast Car
U2 - With Or Without you
William Orbit - Barbers Adagio For Strings
And a load of others
Moby - 18 (infact, most of Moby's last 2 albums!)
Air - All I need
Mercury Rev - Goddess on a highway
Radiohead - Street Spirit
Roger Sanchez - Another Chance
Chicane - Saltwater
Robert Miles - Children (1 and 1 pretty good too)
Star Trek - Opening Theme to First Contact
Sting - Fields of Gold
Texas - Put Your Arms Around me
The Connells - 74-75
The Verve - Drugs Don't Work
The Verve - Sonnet
The Verve - Lucky Man
Tracy Chapman - Fast Car
U2 - With Or Without you
William Orbit - Barbers Adagio For Strings
And a load of others
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There's a 45-minute Jean Michel Jarre track called "Waiting For Cousteau" which, unlike the vast majority of his other, more poppy works, is one of the most beautiful pieces of ambient music I've ever heard. It's that different from the rest of his stuff, it really is. No beats, no samples, just 45 minutes of synth pads and stark treated piano that'll make you want to go scuba diving.
Ooh, in fact, I'll slap it on now. Mmm...
Ooh, in fact, I'll slap it on now. Mmm...
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Originally posted by simisker
There's a 45-minute Jean Michel Jarre track called "Waiting For Cousteau" which, unlike the vast majority of his other, more poppy works, is one of the most beautiful pieces of ambient music I've ever heard. It's that different from the rest of his stuff, it really is. No beats, no samples, just 45 minutes of synth pads and stark treated piano that'll make you want to go scuba diving.
Ooh, in fact, I'll slap it on now. Mmm...
Hmmmn dont think ive heard that
Chronologie Part 1 is good as well
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Waiting for cousteau has to be one of jarre's most underrated albums. Best track is Calypso though 
For me it's
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Mike Oldfield - Songs Of Distant Earth
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Radiohead - No Suprises from ok computer
Tangerine dream - Most albums work for me!!
Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene 7-13
For me it's
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Mike Oldfield - Songs Of Distant Earth
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Radiohead - No Suprises from ok computer
Tangerine dream - Most albums work for me!!
Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene 7-13