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Another Green World - Brian Eno
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Check out Kammerflimmer Kollektief - Cicadidae.



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Originally posted by Australian Australian wrote:

Another Green World - Brian Eno
 
it depends, some parts are rather dark and ambient (the instrumentals) but you have to pass some tracks..."music for films" is a better choice
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Steve Hillage - Rainbow Dome Musik
Anthony Phillips - Private Parts and Pieces (insert number of your choice here)
Wavestar - Moonwind
John Dyson - Evolution
L'Esprit - Language of Touch
Secret Garden - Dreamcatcher
John Richardson - Beloved
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Brian Eno - Thursday Afternoon, over 60 minutes continuous drone as only Eno can Thumbs Up I once had a party and it became so late many couldn't leave, so they stayed in the livingroom, put the cd on and they all fell asleep to it, next day many asked what I had put on the night before and wanted a copy.

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"The Sheltering Sky" by King Crimson. It's one of the samples on the site so check it out if you haven't heard it already.
OBQM: www.soundcloud.com/onebigquestionmark (solo project)
nQuixote: www.soundcloud.com/n-quixote (ambient + various musical ideas)
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SIGUR ROS ()
 
Certainly sent me to sleep when I heard it! Wink
 
(And still does, even after the tenth time of listening.)
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Originally posted by chessman chessman wrote:

SIGUR ROS ()
 
Certainly sent me to sleep when I heard it! Wink
 
(And still does, even after the tenth time of listening.)


Me too, but I still love the album

As far as GSY!BE, I don't really want to try to fall asleep to that, because while it starts off relaxed, it slowly builds into an insane crescendo that might wake me up. Then again, I sleep through the drums of Untitled 8....


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Fripp & Eno!
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David Gilmour "On an Island" never fails to send me to sleep.
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Originally posted by Peter Rideout Peter Rideout wrote:

Eno's ambient albums come to mind.
 


Totally agree, specially MUSIC FOR AIRPORTS... it's very hard to find something more ambient like this one....
... E N E L B U N K E R...
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i like phaedra by tangerine dream
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problem is- i fall asleep to practically ANYTHING so long as i love it. And I always fall asleep to a cd each night- last night it was Pink Floyds Animals- so there you go.
But, for a real recommendation- try Porcupine Tree's Gravity Eyelids or Mellotron Scratch- soooo lovely. Yes i know there's a bridge in both songs where the elec guitars rev up and play their hearts out but by then you should be dreaming my pretties...dreeeeeeaming...Sleepy
50 tonne angel falls to the earth...
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Brian Eno - Discreet Music
Brian Eno - Music For Airports
Brian Eno - On Land
Brian Eno - Apollo
anything by George Winston hehehe
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I agree with Philip Glass and Vangelis, both are great for chilling. I particularly like 1492 and Bladerunner by Vangelis for this purpose. But almost anything by him will work. By Glass I particularly like Passages (with Ravi Shankar) and Mishima. I'd probably stay away from Glass' early stuff which was VERY minimal, like "Music with Changing Parts". I can imagine that messing with your brain while you sleep.
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 ^ He should try Koyaaniskatsi. A very peaceful album by him

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Global Communication's "76 14" is wonderful, in the mold of the Eno ambient style.

I resolutely cannot sleep on planes, but it helped me stay sane on a flight from Delhi to London.
 
Oh and Future Sound of London - Lifeforms. Even containss samples of the Ozrics and Fripp.
 
And another one - Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians.
 


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Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

I got some not mentioned yet:

Philip Glass - Koyaaniskatsi

 
It's exactly what I am at the moment listen to late in the night, especially track 1, 2 and the last one. Great music.
 
Another good album: Klaus Schulze, Mirage or
Elton Dean & Mark Hewis, Bar Torque
Music washes away from the soul the dust of every-day life. Berthold Auerbach
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Philip Glass...well, sorry guys,  I see exactly him as the less talented minimal / piano based composer of his generation...I've studied his work for piano, a real boring sh*t. His texts for orchestra are as dull as the rest. He only made 2 or 3 interesting pieces for the Kronos Quartet but that's all, he always has the same song in head.
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 . . . at least he can put one to sleep so it isn't all bad . . .

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