Nice, Tim Hecker is classic.

"Dance to the Music" (3:00)
A-side single, 1967
writer Sly Stone
performers Sly and the Family Stone


"Gin and Juice" (3:31)
A-side single, 1994
writer Calvin Broadus
performer Snoop Doggy Dogg


"Down Rodeo" (5:20)
Evil Empire, 1996
writers Rocha, Morello, Commerford & Wilk
performers Rage Against the Machine

Möbius twist ...
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/889377

Classic. I'm not convinced Elizabeth Fraser is human.

This is one of my favorites, from their oft-maligned final album.



I've really been leaning into sort of pre-post-rock (?) music from the early 90's. This band sounds fresh to me.

@Noble Dust

Nice. That's a weird one!

You might like this. Ambient by way of spiritual jazz.

Cool! A bit weird, but the murmur gives me chill vibes. Maybe I am weird too!

You might like this. Ambient by way of spiritual jazz. — Noble Dust

By the way, that track is amazing and brilliant. It is the kind of ambient music I am looking for. These diamonds are very difficult to find around the internet, but I know you have many interesting tracks on your list. Thanks for sharing them with me.

:nerd:

Cheers, glad you enjoyed.

8April24 :cool:

There is no dark side in the moon, really. Matter of fact, it's all dark. The only thing that makes it look light is the sun. — Gerry O'Driscoll, doorman at Abbey Road Studios

"Eclipse" (2:03)
The Dark Side of the Moon, 1973
lyrics Roger Waters
performers Pink Floyd

Interesting the sort of music you guys listen to, especially the electronic shit that is sometimes accompanied with mumbling in the background, which is always a nice touch.

I guess maybe it's relaxing. Along these lines, this is what I've been enjoying recently. Hour 7 to 7 1/2 is especially soothing.

Yes, it is very relaxing, Hanover. Those tracks also help me to focus on doing a task. It is weird and complex to explain, but the few musical notes accompanied by a murmur makes me feel isolated from the world. Like I'm in a bubble.

Rainstorms are pretty good too.

You might also like this one:

@Noble Dust

If you're familiar with Disco Elysium then I think this is a good album which Sad FM mimicked well.

The voice of this woman is very smooth. It gives me a sweet and calm feeling.

My parents have a Sade LP in their home. I love when they play it on.

This modern stuff all sounds the same to me. Here's something a bit different.

Billy Paul, When Love Is New (1975)

Instrumentals:
Prod. J.Dilla (2005)
Prod. 9th Wonder (2008)*

Make out music.

Lost my v-card to it.

The prosecution rests>



Take anything you want from me — anything!

:pray:

Derivative of the Cocteau Twins no doubt, but awesome in its own right.

I’ve posted it before.

@Caldwell
@180 Proof
@Paul
@hyena in petticoat
@SittinWSocratesTiff
@Banno
@unenlightened
@Reformed Nihilist

Thanks for that. Bathtubs? Best laugh today.

@Jamal
@Lionino

When we talked about Soviet/Brutalist architecture... Well, some Brutalist music to chill out.