From: xxronr@convx1.lerc.nasa.gov (Ron Rivett)
Subject: re: where can I find atmospheric music ?
Organization: NASA Lewis Research Center
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 04:05:04 GMT

>
>From: kevinh@pulua.hcc.hawaii.edu (Kevin 'Kev' Hughes)
>Subject: Where can I find good atmospheric (background) music?
>
>        The header says it all. I'm looking for long, instrumental pieces
>with a lot of mood, something I can relax, meditate, or fall asleep to.
>(Or post here. :) ) Sadly, I don't have much experience with music of this
>type, but I'm looking for pieces that resemble "Dawn" or "Twilight" from
>Vangelis' "The City". Or, even better yet, his "Memories of Green", my
>favorite.
>        I've heard some great similar stuff by Brian Eno and Harold (? -begins
>with an H) Pinter (? - begins with a P?), but I find it very hard to obtain any
>of his earlier works. I'd very much like to find albums like this on compact
>disc if possible.
> 
>                -- Kevin Hughes
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>
>From: sseidman@isis.cs.du.edu (Steven R. Seidman)
>
>Probably my favorite space music album is John Serrie's "And The Stars Go
>With You."  
>
>Steve Roach, Kevin Braheny, Michael Stearns - Desert Solitaire
>Steve Roach - Quiet Music, Structures From Silence
>Brian Eno - Ambient 4/On Land, Appollo, Discreet Music
>David Parsons - Yatra (I haven't heard his other discs yet, unfortunately)
>Michael Stearns - Encounter
>
>Others which you might like are Michael Stearns' "Chronos" and Constance
>Demby's "Novus Magnificat".  
>
>
>
>From: schroede@bnlux1.bnl.gov (gary l. schroeder)
>
>
>Steve Roach has a lot of great stuff including: "Dreamtime Return",
>"Quiet Music", "Doset Solitaire", "The World's Edge", "Structures from
>Silence", "Strata", and others. Again all are very atmospheric and
>relaxing.
>
>
>From: mephdbo@prism.gatech.EDU (Cosmic Stranger)
>
>Jarre's Waiting for Costeau (sp?) main theme..
>
>


I very much like this style of music when I want to lay back and unwind. 
Steve Roach's "World's Edge" and all of listed Nik Tyndall titles are my 
favorites in this catagory. I have all of the above CD's, and also recommend:

Steve Roach		Quiet Music 1 (cassette only)
Steve Roach		Quiet Music 3 (cassette only)

Nik Tyndall		Lagoon
Nik Tyndall		Musik Zur Entspannung (Music for Relaxation)
Nik Tyndall		Musik Zur Entspannung II   Landscape Pictures
Nik Tyndall		Musik Zur Entspannung III  Plejaden Suite 
Nik Tyndall		Musik Zur Entspannung V    Silvermoon

Dana & Clement		A Gradual Awakening  (cassette only) 

Raphael 		Music to Disapear In
Raphael 		Music to Disapear In II
Jon Mark		The Standing Stones of Callanish
Deuter			San
Coyote Oldman		Thunder Chord
Richard Burmer		Mosaic

Dan Gibson		Solitudes - Harmony  (music with nature sounds)
Dan Gibson		Solitudes - Breaking Through the Mist 
 				    (music with nature sounds)


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From: judym@col.hp.com (Judy Miller)
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1992 18:20:17 GMT
Subject: Re: Re: ## What is "HEARTS OF SPACE" ##
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