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Old 05-03-2020, 07:08 PM   #61 (permalink)
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5. Wixel ‎– Somewhere Between The Sun And The Moon (2008)



Wixel are a band from Brussels, Belgium
they're described as Indietronics/Post Rock
style: Acoustic, Downtempo, Ambient
Enjoyed very much. Found on bandcamp. Thanx
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Old 05-03-2020, 07:14 PM   #62 (permalink)
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About a year ago I went through a phase where I watched a bunch of his live performances on YT. He has a certain style I admire. He has really good right hand technique and can coax all kind of sounds out the strings.
I think there’s something about Parkening that maybe he took from Segovia for some reason his playing just feels warmer and more relaxed. I wonder how much is recording techniques, the actual guitars and strings and so on, technique, and even just my imagination.
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Old 05-04-2020, 03:55 AM   #63 (permalink)
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Ambient 1: Music for Airports by Brian Eno: the first and favourite for me
Probably is the best of the entire genre even. I can’t believe there’s still critics who don’t give this a full 5/5 Stars. The main theme is as timeless as Gymnopédie.

It’s not instrumental though! But the vocals are without language so they don’t really disturb.
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Old 05-04-2020, 06:42 PM   #66 (permalink)
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Just running through em. Never heard this one before. Thanx
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Enjoyed very much. Found on bandcamp. Thanx
Glad you liked it.

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This was a great choice because I love the 1st 4 TD records but I have never heard this before and it’s ****ing great. Thank you.


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If I get through all these perhaps I’ll ask for more.
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This was a great choice because I love the 1st 4 TD records but I have never heard this before and it’s ****ing great. Thank you.


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That’s enough recs for now guys

If I get through all these perhaps I’ll ask for more.

Thanks, OH; I'm glad that so far you are enjoying the albums I've mentioned. Clearly none of the artists are new to you, but I'm happy to've pointed you to a TD album you hadn't heard; with such a huge discography, any guidance is welcome with that particular band.

I didn't realise that you were going to methodically listen and comment on each suggestion. If so, I might've made you a shorter list perhaps, though as it is, I have already trimmed from the list any R Fripp material, or the E Satie that you mentioned a couple of posts back.
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Clearly none of the artists are new to you
I had never heard of Red Buddha before.

Have you ever heard of the Yoshida Brothers?
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