What got you into ambient?

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- Brian_F disse...
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- Fev 18 2009, 1h11
It began with me being extremely intrigued with David Firth's works over at www.fat-pie.com, and me then checking out his music. First I listened to I'm the Manager, which is his experimental shoegaze outfit, which is another one of my favorite genres. Next I stumbled upon his IDM moniker Locust Toybox. From their I found Aphex Twin's IDM works, then his ambient ones, then Boards of Canada, and so on and so forth.

I Jam With Myself.

[quote][b][user]Brian_F[/user][/b] disse: It began with me being extremely intrigued with David Firth's works over at www.fat-pie.com, and me then checking out his music. First I listened to I'm the Manager, which is his experimental shoegaze outfit, which is another one of my favorite genres. Next I stumbled upon his IDM moniker Locust Toybox. From their I found Aphex Twin's IDM works, then his ambient ones, then Boards of Canada, and so on and so forth.[quote]

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- Doorchaser disse...
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- Mar 26 2009, 12h47
When I was en teenager I was hooked up on trance music. Big influences where Sven Väth, Cosmic Baby, early Orbital and CJ Bolland.

In once bought this compilation Trance Europe Express (disc 1) & Trance Europe Express (disc 2). It came with a magazine that featured the artists on the CD. A few artists from above where featured. But it also feautured Aphex Twin's Analogue Bubblebath 3. This new style of music really intrigued me and I began looking for it.

Later that year I discovered MTV's The Chill out Zone. And this one night they played Aphex Twin's Schottkey 7th Path. That track really touched me!! as it was followed in the playlist by The Orb's Towers Of Dub. I Obliged myself to buy those two albums:

Selected Ambient Works 85-92
U.F.Orb.

The word Ambient Music Really got stuck in my head. So I borrowed Ambient 1: Music for Airports from the library in My town and there I went... . . .

[quote][b][user]Doorchaser[/user][/b] disse: When I was en teenager I was hooked up on trance music. Big influences where [artist]Sven Väth[/artist], [artist]Cosmic Baby[/artist], early [artist]Orbital[/artist] and [artist]CJ Bolland[/artist]. In once bought this compilation [album artist=Various Artists]Trance Europe Express (disc 1)[/album] & [album artist=Various Artists]Trance Europe Express (disc 2)[/album]. It came with a magazine that featured the artists on the CD. A few artists from above where featured. But it also feautured [artist]Aphex Twin[/artist]'s [track artist=Aphex Twin]Analogue Bubblebath 3[/track]. This new style of music really intrigued me and I began looking for it. Later that [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1993]year[/url] I discovered MTV's The Chill out Zone. And this one night they played [artist]Aphex Twin[/artist]'s [track artist=Aphex Twin]Schottkey 7th path[/track]. That track really touched me!! as it was followed in the playlist by [artist]The Orb[/artist]'s [track artist=The Orb]Towers of Dub[/track]. I Obliged myself to buy those two albums: [album artist=Aphex Twin]Selected Ambient Works 85-92[/album] [album artist=The Orb]U.F.Orb[/album]. The word [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambient_music]Ambient Music[/url] Really got stuck in my head. So I borrowed [album artist=Brian Eno]Ambient 1: Music for Airports [/album] from the library in My town and there I went... . . .[quote]

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- josh_down disse...
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- Mar 27 2009, 2h07
hehe... legend of zelda, ocarina of time music... remember the stuff they played in the dungeons? it's not the kinda ambient i'm really into anymore (there was no drone there) but it's still good, especialy for the tools that Koji Kondo had at his disposal...

and also, the fripp & eno albums... especialy equatorial stars

[quote][b][user]josh_down[/user][/b] disse: hehe... legend of zelda, ocarina of time music... remember the stuff they played in the dungeons? it's not the kinda ambient i'm really into anymore (there was no drone there) but it's still good, especialy for the tools that Koji Kondo had at his disposal... and also, the fripp & eno albums... especialy equatorial stars[quote]

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- Shponglation disse...
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- Abr 2 2009, 22h02
I started off my way by listening to ATB's Two Worlds Album (Double Disc) One CD was Trancy, and the other was Chill, after that i got hooked on Bluetech, Shulman, ambientium, Yagya, Solar Fields, Asura, Abakus, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Celtic Cross, Dub Trees, Aphex Twin, and Some Of Llewellyn Stuff.

"If your a good friend, than tell your friends what they NEED TO HEAR, instead of telling them what they want to hear"

[quote][b][user]Shponglation[/user][/b] disse: I started off my way by listening to ATB's Two Worlds Album (Double Disc) One CD was Trancy, and the other was Chill, after that i got hooked on Bluetech, Shulman, ambientium, Yagya, Solar Fields, Asura, Abakus, Carbon Based Lifeforms, Celtic Cross, Dub Trees, Aphex Twin, and Some Of Llewellyn Stuff.[quote]

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- chord_wrangler disse...
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- Nov 12 2009, 18h28
I think it goes back to Darkside Of The Moon for me.

[quote][b][user]chord_wrangler[/user][/b] disse: I think it goes back to [album artist=Pink Floyd]Darkside of the Moon[/album] for me.[quote]

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