i didnt particularly rate volume 2 but selected ambient works 85-92 was
probably one of the first 'techno' albums that opened my eyes/ears. i still
really like the way it sounds - manages to tread the fine line between
ambience and still being beat driven (as opposed to the forest sound/whale
song school of ambience)

neil

:outside of what I heard on the radio in detroit, I didnt get started until
:aphex twins selected ambient works volume 2.
:
:I remember listening to this while the sun came up and just being blown
:away...
:
:-Joe
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:----- Original Message -----
:From: "Ian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:To: "Hugo Sweet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:Cc: "The Music Institute" <[email protected]>
:Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 11:04 AM
:Subject: Re: [313] Soundtracks and Early Memories
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:> Apologies for the self indulgence below...
:>
:> On 7/2/02 12:18 AM, "Hugo Sweet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:>
:> > I'm interested in member's first experiences of hearing electronic
:music,
:> > back when you really had no opinion about music.
:>
:> > Bizarrely enough, considering the number of
:> > albums I must have listened to in this way, I can only remember one
:album,
:> > and I remember that distinctly; Jean Michel Jarre's "Oxygene".
:>
:> We have similar touchpoints.  I recall being on a extended bus trip in
:high
:> school and listening to Oxygene on tape over and over well into
:the night.
:> This was a revelation.  The album still brings me back to a certain state
:of
:> wonder.
:>
:> Another revelation was 6th grade music class, when the teacher
:asked us to
:> visualize what might be happening during a particular piece of music.  It
:> was Tomita's version of Holst's "Mars" from "The Planets".
:>
:> > As a side note did anybody else ever hear the version of the soundtrack
:of
:> > "Star Wars" entitled "Star Wars and other galactic funk".  I remember
:hat it
:> > was great for flailing around to when I was six, but of little musical
:> > value.
:>
:> I was thirteen, and it was good to flail around to at my age.  A couple
:> years ago, I sought out this Meco Monardo CD (for other galactic funk),
:and
:> recently played it for coworkers.  It was a campy hit!
:>
:> Tangerine Dream's "Exit" was another electronic favorite.  I
:also listened
:> to Klaatu's first two albums quite a lot at that tender age.
:> --
:> im
:>
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