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Another good one to listen at night mught be the Robert Fripp soundscapes albums. But be careful, some songs might scare the yibis out of you.

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Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

Another good one to listen at night mught be the Robert Fripp soundscapes albums. But be careful, some songs might scare the yibis out of you.
 
I haven't listened to those, but in that area I also recommend:
 
- Fantomas - Delirium Cordia
- Painkiller - Execution Ground
- GYBE - anythingWink
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Usually "classical" when I'm out in nature.  A bit obvious perhaps then that when I'm sitting at the seaside I do like to listen to Debussy's La Mer.

It's often Pink Floyd when out under the stars.

When mountain biking and hiking, I prefer the gentle sounds of nature plus the sound of my feet or my tires.  I'm also keep my ears open in case some bears, cougars, or psycho mountain cannibals are around... I may be a bit paranoid.
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Ozrics are nice. So is most Pink Floyd.
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

I prefer no music when out in the forest or whatever. Music would ruin it.
Agree.
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Pretty much any Psychadelic/Space rock or Jazz-Rock Fusion are my favorites



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If anyone knows where I can get a copy of some Flute and Voice (Indo-Prog/Raga Rock) albums please PM me! Many thanks!
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

I prefer no music when out in the forest or whatever. Music would ruin it.
Im with you



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Originally posted by Drew Drew wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

I prefer no music when out in the forest or whatever. Music would ruin it.
Im with you
Me three.  Hearing the berds and the forest in general is one of the best parts.  You expierence nature with all senses.  I prefer to listen to music in my room with head phones to truely listen to the music. 
true as a lobster in a pteredaktyl's underpants.


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I agree with the idea of no music at all. You have to hear the birds, otherwise you miss out on a big part of the experience.
 
Besides, around my area you have to listen for any animal sounds in case it is sending out a warning that you are coming too close. The last thing you want to do is to get too close to a bear, deer or moose.
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Winter - Sigur Ros
Summer - Latter-day Porcupine Tree
Driving in Summer - Mars Volta
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

I prefer no music when out in the forest or whatever. Music would ruin it.
 
 I'm with you there.
 
 For the walk to school I listen to anything though, although usually something about 15 minutes in length.
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Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

Another good one to listen at night mught be the Robert Fripp soundscapes albums. But be careful, some songs might scare the yibis out of you.
 
I haven't listened to those, but in that area I also recommend:
 
- Fantomas - Delirium Cordia
- Painkiller - Execution Ground
- GYBE - anythingWink


I haven't heard Painkiller but Delirium Cordia by Fantomas is one creepy experience. YanquiU.X.O. by GYBE sounds more like despair and desolation stuff like that.

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If i'm just relaxing or hiking or somethong like that, than I prefer "nature's music". But If i'm doing yard work or something of the sort I listen to anything, because let's face it, when your raking for 3 hours, you need a little entertainment to ease the time. Wink
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Originally posted by darren darren wrote:

I agree with the idea of no music at all. You have to hear the birds, otherwise you miss out on a big part of the experience.


I agree. And what about the sounds of trees, hay and the sea!
Music, all I hear is MUSIC
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i remember listening to echoes while camping on a crappy boombox but man it was so good . i like listeniong to music while cycling not so much while walking in wilderness though. walking at night with some music is great though.
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