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I got some not mentioned yet:

Explosions in the sky - The earth is not a cold dead place

Arve Henriksen - Chiaroscuro

Bark Psychosis - Hex

Philip Glass - Koyaaniskatsi

Sigur Ros - Ba ba ti ki di do

Tortoise - TNT

I hightly recommend the Tangerine Dream albums. I also had the best dreams listening to Tangram.

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Some Wakeman and Schulze projects, Eno's ambient albums of course, sometimes, some post rock, Deuter (relaxation), Ashra/Gottsching, some TD, etc...
 
EDIT: how could I forget Popol Vuh, and of course, all the EG label artists!


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Zeit - Tangerine Dream Pinch

Last - Agitation Free (it starts rocking and then the final track "looping IV" makes you fall asleep heavily)
 
In den Garden Pharaos - Popol Vuh
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Tangerine Dream-Phaedra
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Godspeed You Black Emperor!:

Lift Your Skinny Fists...

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Here are some good ambient night albums:
 
* Raphael - Music to Disappear In (or Into?)
* Richard Burmer - Mosaic
* Harold Budd - Pavillion of Dreams
* Enya - Shepard Moons
* Eno - Apollo Atmospheres and Soundtracks
 
 

 
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Fripp and Eno- The Equitorial Stars
Porcupine Tree- Starcaise Infinities
Aphex Twin- Selected Ambient Works(85-92)
Massive Attack- 100th Window
Radiohead- Kid A
Tangerine Dream- Rubycon
 
 
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Mother focus. However when I want to relax I listen to Oscar Peterson.
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this is some great ambient space-aloong the lines of TD:
 
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I talk to the wind...
my words are all carried away...

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This is easy. Gilmour's On An Island. That sucker had me snoring inside 2 minutes. The only problem is I was working at the time.

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Try some Klaus Schulze



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Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn is excellent, also Tubular Bells and Hergest Ridge.
Tangerine Dream - Rubycon, Logos, Poland
Radiohead - OK Computer, Kid A
Bo Hannson - Lord of the Rings, Magician's Hat, Attic Thoughts
Popul Vuh - Aguirre... almost anything by these guys!
Philip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi (also a great film!)
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As a practicioner of falling asleep to it, I would definitely recommend Takk... or ( ) by Sigur Ros, and from what I've heard of Tangerine Dream, that's a safe bet too.


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You also might want to check out Chroma Key. It's soft, ambient, relazing type music. It's kind of like DT's space dye-vest made a band
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mogwai is pretty good music to put on for night time, i wouldn't put mr beast on its a bit heavier than their other stuff but definatly their earlier stuff is good for ambience also sigur ros is good tune out music.

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Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:


 also had the best dreams listening to Tangram.

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Wow!! Really?? That's almost creepy. I wonder what they've programmed us to do... LOL
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Some Vangelis would be nice too, maybe "Oceanic" (a bit too relaxing and yanni like at times though, the openers brilliant) or "Soundtrack to Antarctica"
 
"Dark Side of the Moog" stuff would be good too
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    I think that most Brian Eno albums would be good for ambient music, particularly Another Green World and Ambient Music. Also every song on Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother except the title track and Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast(although it's pretty ambient too), meaning If, Summer '68, and Fat Old Sun. A Pillow of Winds and Fearless on Meddle are quite good as well. That's about it really, in my opinion. Most prog rock I know is not really quiet and mellow.

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Originally posted by Empathy Empathy wrote:

Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:


 also had the best dreams listening to Tangram.

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Wow!! Really?? That's almost creepy. I wonder what they've programmed us to do... LOL


LOL I always thought Edgar Froese had some kind of subliminal massage in the Tangerine Dream albums or maybe its just me and and my paranoia LOL

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Eloy - Silent Cries and Mighty Echos
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Buckethead - Electric Tears
Godspeed! You Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas
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