- Praha, Czech Republic
- Joined on October 22, 2007
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- Releases Rated 3,729
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- Last 10 Day Average 4.00
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Profile
I am an enthusiastic listener and lifelong collector of modern, mostly electronic listening music. With the passage of time I can say that I probably love ambient the most. In pure form and also including its many blendings into other genres. I'm fascinated by musical emotions. I admire abstract and unusual forms and the discovery of new musical spaces. I can appreciate elaborate musical works, but I also know that spirit and beauty can hide in simplicity and decentness. In terms of my collection, I focus on compact discs. I like to create charts, some of which I have published here. I would like to thank all the authors mentioned.
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This album is probably going to be very interesting. I haven't heard such an impressive and colorfully created minimalist drone in a long time. Listening to it gives me complete freedom of imagination. Deep and pathos-free.
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Very good especially the opening track reminding me of Der Spyra and Virtual Vices.
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Along with Dying Star one of the two best albums by Celer and drone-ambient style ever.
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A beautifully made and timeless album for a Biosphere or H.I.A. listeners. A fantastic and vastly underappreciated pearl of ambient techno of 90's.
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The pop track at the end is a cold shower and a slap over the ears. Without it, it would be a beautiful concept album.
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One of Robert Davies's most reassuringly peaceful ambient works. Listening can be approached in two ways. Actively listening, noticing the rich details and getting carried away from reality, or treating it as a kind backdrop for example while working...
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If I have to say what I can think of when listening to this album and throughout the Abstract Series, it is a wonderfully icy mystery in the ambient, growing to a spookiness. Suspense to bursting... There's nothing like it in that way. Absolutely...
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A great ambient album with occasional beats, intensely mysterious, very emotional, sounding mostly cosmic. The delicious sharper synthesizer tones match the uncannily minimalist atmosphere. The final track is a highlight that simply won't leave...
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This ambient album fascinates me. You're tempted by a uniquely mysterious, even spooky atmosphere. When you listen more deeply, you become restless. It draws you in, it's intensely compelling to the point of psychedelic. There's the bleating of sheep...
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A unique work in which guitar-made moods are complemented by downtempo rhythms. A great album even for those who like Kiln.
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I'd say from the time of Labyrinths the author's best album, which follows on from them. If there were a FAX today, it would be ideally suited to its current sound and at the same time certain traditional elements. The genius here, I think, lies in...
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A stylishly impossibly diverse album in which the listener is in no danger of getting bored. Unbridled bursts of all kinds are accompanied by short atmospheric moods and ethereal drones from the Middle East, dreamy psychedelia and field recordings to...
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Early albums are fantastic, I agree, but even this has its charms. It's something else entirely, though, you have to get a taste for it. It proves Schutze's creative range. I'm fascinated by this kind of minimalist chamber atmosphere.
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Impossibly deep, mystical and beautifully melodic compositions at the same time. Tor Lundvall's brilliant handwriting is absolutely unique and irreplaceable. It's not just this compilation that proves it. He's ghost ambient and ghost ambient is him.
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A timeless classic. The great, mostly instrumental CD of two musical icons with music for the film stands a little in the shadow of the famous albums of the time. Still, it bears comparison with the best thing that came out in this genre back then....
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