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Favourite albums/songs to relax/chill to:
Air--Moon Safari Roxy Music--Avalon, More Than This, Dance Away Massive Attack--Blue Lines Stone Roses--I Wanna Be Adored Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young--Wasted on the Way Pink Floyd--Dark Side of the Moon Paul Simon--The Only Living Boy in New York Leonard Cohen--Anything! Joni Mitchell--Blue and Ladies of the Canyon Jeff Buckley--Grace Orbital--In Sides The Sundays--Wild Horses Leftfield--Leftism Dido--No Angel
Kraftwerk - Morgenspaziergang Monaco - Sedona The Stranglers - Don't bring harry VPS - All except you Neu! - E Musik Faithless - Don't leave Cocteau Twins - Evangeline David Gray - Ain't no love New Order - Elegia Chemical Brothers - The pills won't help you now Brian Wilson - Our prayer Echokiller - Water melon Dub
I need a kip now!
The Beach Boys - Til I Die New Order - In A Lonely Place Dreadzone - Dream Within A Dream
Just listen to dub all the way, all the time. Mikey Dread, Mad professor, Revolutionaries, Keith Hudson...
DUB DUB DUB DUB DUB.
I really do not chill out to dance music. It depends upon my mood.
I can chill out to
Al Greeh, Sam Cooke, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings on one night.
The next night it is something like "Hollywood Town Hall" Jayhawks, "Woodface" by Crowded House and "Dreamland" by Robert Plant.
Last night I had on "Born Under a Bad Sign" Albert King. "Live at The Regal" BB King, "Ice Pickin'" by Albert Collins. Blues guitar makes me happy
Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: this can be the only answer!!
excellent album! also:
Feels So Good - Chuck Mangione Breathe In - Frou Frou No One Is To Blame - Howard Jones Hoppipolla - Sigur Ros Last Supper - Howard Jones Us and Them - Pink Floyd The Sensual Woman - The Herbaliser Return to Innocence - Enigma Teardrop - Massive Attack Aguas de Marco - João Gilberto Going Home - Kenny G Up Up and Away - The 5th Dimension As Tears Go By - The Rolling Stones Silhouette - Kenny G UEFA Champions League Theme - Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Academy of St. Martin in the Fields It's Ohh So Quiet - Bjork Where the Story Ends - The Sundays The Peter Saville Show Soundtrack - New Order
also, a number of songs from the following artists: Nouvelle Vague Scala & Kolacny Brothers Sade Brand New Heavies
GOLDFRAPP - Supernature! anything by COCTEAU TWINS,if I want to be really laid back horizontal VICTORIALAND BEATLES - ABBEY ROAD
Got hours and hours of Future Sound Of London's 1990s ISDN radio broadcasts. Great to chill out to.
Lately, Trembling Blue Stars Grizzly Bear Atlas Sound Cass McCombs Elliott Smith Fever Ray Kings Of Convenience Washed Out The XX Tortoise remixes (the lazarus taxon)
The new Way Out West album is lovely stuff. We Love Machine.
Never really takes off, just sits at quite a medium pace. Has some nice samples as well of MARRS and Human League. Very retro feel to the entire thing.
Off the back of that I started listening to Intensify as well which I always though was a bit shit cos most of the tracks were a bit middle-of-the-road. Sounds lovely now though, I must be mellowing with old age.
Missy Jem wrote:
Brand New Heavies
Midnight At the Oasis
Takes me back to when i stayed in Chesta,and grooved my thang in the 'Copacabana' nightclub
Like getting stoned from time to time and listening to Mike Oldfield-Tubular Bells I&II Floyd's-Dark side of the Moon and their song 'Comfortably Numb' which I adore. ....The Charlatans-'Opportunity Three' which is a gorgeous tune..and Cocteau Twin's 'Iceblink Luck' is proper nectar too.
The Eternal - Joy Division. Once that piano, the keyboards and Steve's syndrums kick in it can't help but put all the crap to bed
"Your Silent Face"
usually find myself closing my eyes and drifting to that
can be a bit hazardous though when it comes on the mypod when im walking home from work!
Rian wrote: Anything by The Chamelons
Or anything by Cirkus Miramar
you might like these then
Geno wrote:
Rian wrote: Anything by The Chamelons
Or anything by Cirkus Miramar
you might like these then
I already have them, but thanx mate.
