Other Mixes By G-Sphere
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Blues - Classic Blues
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Blues - Classic Blues
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| Aphex Twin |
Heliosphan (Selected Ambient Works 85-92, 2002) |
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| David Bowie |
Weeping Wall (All Saints: Collected Instrumentals 1977-1999, 2001) |
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| Klaus Schulze |
Melange (History of Klaus Schulze, 1987) |
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| Kraftwerk |
The Robots (The Man-Machine, 1978) |
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| Raymond Scott |
Cindy Electronium (Manhattan Research Inc.: New Plastic Sounds and Abstractions from the 50s & 60s, 2000) |
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| Bernard Parmegiani |
En Phase/Hors Phase (OHM: The Early Gurus of Electronic Music 1948-1980, 2000) |
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| Throbbing Gristle |
Adrenalin (Post Punk Chronicles: Going Underground, 1999) |
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| Cabaret Voltaire |
Yashar (Machine Soul: An Odyssey Into Electronic Dance Music, 2000) |
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| Brian Eno & David Byrne |
A Secret Life (My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts, 1981) |
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| Terry Riley |
Poppy Nogood and The Phantom Band (Rainbow In Curved Air, 1967) |
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| Moby |
God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters (Songs: 1993-1998, 2000) |
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| Cocteau Twins |
Beatrix (BBC Sessions, 1999) |
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| Weather Report |
Morning Lake (Weather Report, 1971) |
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| Shakti |
Bridge Of Sighs (Best Of Shakti, 1995) |
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| John Coltrane |
Alabama (Gentle Side Of John Coltrane, 1961) |
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| Philip Glass |
V-2 Schneider (Heroes Symphony, 1997) |
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| Tangerine Dream |
Wahn (Analogue Space Years 1969-1973, 1998) |
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Comment:
Exploring some of the farther reaches of my collection.A new series that begins with a quote from my wife across the table ."George, this is NOT dinner music". However, the last third of the mix does mellow nicely.
Feedback:
Sounds like dinner music to me...light the candles!
just what the other ;) guy said
Looks fabulous.
I found a used copy of OHM last year. I was one happy man. This looks really interesting. That Terry Riley track is one of my favourite electronic pieces.
What Mohr said, really. I'll want a copy of this if we get around to trading soon.
Spooky music...!
I could eat to that. Great looking new series, George.
Looking forward to this series George. I'm going to dig out my vinal and find that Weather Report LP. Any Coltrane is good stuff in my book!
Our local public libray system has a very extensive collection of avantgarde electronic music like the OHM collection. They also have plenty of ambient works, Terry Riley, Philip Glass, Morton Feldman, etc. Lots of great stuff to explore and turn into mixes.
What's not to like in this mix? I like just about every track on it!
Hey, I'd definitely have a spin of this with dinner. You just have to choose the right wine. This is an extremely cool beginning to what will no doubt be a great series. Love that Terry Riley pick, and 15-17 is great. (Incidentally, our Christmas dinner music was The Killers...hmmm.)
Actually I was making a joke about my wife's dinner music comment. There are a lot of blips and beeps in this mix and the Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire does have some nightmarish vocals. I probably should have jumped to the more mellow phase of the mix instead of putting on that Kinky CD. Anyway, we listen to albums and mixes every night while making and eating dinner and have done so for decades. Our best speakers have always been in the kitchen wherever we have lived. Every kind of music gets played at dinner and my kids have received quite a musical education. I'm really lucky that I'm married to someone who enjoys music as much as I do. She never complains about my music collection unless I neglect her favorites which tend to be a little more punk and country oriented than me. She just doesn't have my obsession for making mixes but then again her obsession is making art
Sounds like you have a groovy home life, George! If it continues to inspire you to make great mixes like this one, then long may it continue! I'd love this in our next trade sometime.
The dinner/music connection in your household sounds great, George. I must say, though, that I don't imagine that Throbbing Gristle would go well with dinner--mainly because of the visual image that comes with the band's name! Really cool mix.
I love the idea behind this mix. Great job!
... HELP ME SOMEBODY... , i had the Honor to Talk with Brian Eno , time ago in Frankfurt and im still fascinated by the ...MYLIFE IN THE BUSH OF GHOSTS ALbum. & i still love it, btw some great picks
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this looks rather good George! would certainly like a copy in a future trade......
Superb. I dig 1-10, 12, 16-17 for sure.
So you lure 'em in with that lovely Aphex track and then... looks great George. Cooking and eating dinner (and washing up) is when I mainly listen to my mixes, and those I've received- vinyl in my room, tapes in the kitchen...
hmmmm - i'm curious.
Count me among the curious George...no monkeyin' about.
This may not have a lot that I'm going to be humming all day, but I love most of what I see here. I love the Throbbing Gristle - Cab Voltaire - Eno/Bryn trifecta.
This looks really nice! I'd love to have a copy if you're up for trading.