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Buddha
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A Cabin
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The Cock Project
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Cookies for Breakfast
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The Unfolded Crepe
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Bangalaru
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Tunguska
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Rama
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Lavender and Blue
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Bubble Toronto, Ontario
Born, bred and raised in Malton, Ontario. Moved to India for a while and upon returning, used the over abundance of time for making music, paintings and galaxies...
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This is probably the best Ambient Sleeping Pill album.
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Ambient Sleeping Pill 2
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One would be foolish not to put this compilation in their collection. Ambient Sleeping Pill has put together an unbelievable release that captures all elements of great ambient music (I'm not considering my submission, and choose to disregard my contribution for the sake of an honest review). Highly listenable, and a really meticulously crafted mix of diverse influences throughout that creates peaks and valleys of colors and sound. Highly recommended.
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I love this album because it is as good as the other material he has recorded. And I love the art work.
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Made using just six instruments, the new one from Carl Lord is hypnotic ambient bliss.
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Creation / Awakening
by Metric System 1981
Spacious ambient with a frosty atmosphere from Metric System 1981; one restored piece from the early '80s paired with a newer, darker work.
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Ambient music with tracks named after NYC landmarks, this album captures the spirit of the restless city at night.
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A "sort of" retrospect of Phillip Wilkerson's work, although I think I like his individual LP's as a whole much better.
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