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manurock Profile Spain
  • #541
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 23:13
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goeie-oko wrote:
Anyone know some good triphop (that isn't made by massive attack or portishead)?

I haven't heard a lot of triphop, so you don't have to go too obscure.


I don't listen to much myself but I am interested in this genre too; try the first two Antimatter albums (Saviour more "pop", Lights out more "ambient"+"prog"); and if you like it drop me a line and I'll tell you one or two similar albums from other bands I know. If on this search, by someone else, you enjoy listening to a good trip hop band, I'd appreciate if you drop me a line with the reccommendation.
JMan
  • #542
  • Posted: 12/03/2014 23:24
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goeie-oko wrote:
Anyone know some good triphop (that isn't made by massive attack or portishead)?

I haven't heard a lot of triphop, so you don't have to go too obscure.


Sneaker Pimps. Definitely try them. There's also Gorillaz, Cibo Matto's new album, and Kruder & Dorfmeister. If you want more trip hop acts, you should look up the RYM custom chart.

EDIT: For the thread, please try this album. http://discodigitale.bandcamp.com/album/computer-dreams
It's wonderful, almost as good as their other album "Electronic Passion." I think I might have another favorite band. Again, it's synth pop.
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  • #543
  • Posted: 12/04/2014 06:27
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goeie-oko wrote:
Anyone know some good triphop (that isn't made by massive attack or portishead)?

I haven't heard a lot of triphop, so you don't have to go too obscure.


Past the Big Names, I think you should listen to this


Care In The Community by Monk & Canatella

and the aforementioned K&D Sessions.


Link


The whole album is this effing good.
Graeme2 Profile
Location The Upside Down United Kingdom
  • #544
  • Posted: 12/04/2014 09:11
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Norman Bates wrote:
Past the Big Names, I think you should listen to this


Care In The Community by Monk & Canatella

and the aforementioned K&D Sessions.


Link


The whole album is this effing good.


The tracks on YouTube sound really good. Used to buy a fair bit of this type of stuff at the time but just never came across them. And they are from Bristol!
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Location Elmo Knows Where You Live Ireland
  • #545
  • Posted: 12/04/2014 11:31
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goeie-oko wrote:
Anyone know some good triphop (that isn't made by massive attack or portishead)?

I haven't heard a lot of triphop, so you don't have to go too obscure.

I'll give you a safe option.


Maxinquaye by Tricky
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CubaZed
  • #546
  • Posted: 12/13/2014 08:12
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Got a long 12 hour flight into Paris tomorrow. Anyone got any personal favourite ambient albums?
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  • #547
  • Posted: 12/13/2014 08:34
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This one is guitar fed into computer and then a crazy max/msp patch does all this pitch analysis stuff and then generates sine waves that are operating on a microtonal level, or something. I dunno it's really technical but it's basically really smooth digital type stuff but driven by a live physical performance, I find it to be really compelling stuff.

Playthroughs by Keith Fullerton Whitman

Edit: I had Global Communication - 76:14 on here too but then I remembered the 2nd half has a lot of beat driven stuff and isn't really ambient.
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  • #548
  • Posted: 12/13/2014 09:28
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CubaZed wrote:
Got a long 12 hour flight into Paris tomorrow. Anyone got any personal favourite ambient albums?


Was on a drone / ambient / mindless repetition kick a few months back, and leant on the following pretty heavily, some of which are old favourites and others more recent discoveries:


E2-E4 by Manuel Göttsching


stdio by snd


Erik Satie: Gnossiennes; Gymnopédies; ...t De Leeuw


The Sinking Of The Titanic by Gavin Bryars


One Quarter Descent by The Fun Years


Stoner Rock by Bong


Airs by Loren Mazzacane Connors


Parallel Dimensions by Theo Parrish


Fixed::Context by Labradford


Lanterns by Deepchord


Ablation by Main

Virtually none of these are strictly ambient, but they all worked for me.

Also, here comes some prime 'stating the bleeding obvious'...


Selected Ambient Works Volume II by Aphex Twin


The Disintegration Loops by William Basinski


Ambient 1: Music For Airports by Brian Eno


Alina by Arvo Pärt


Untrue by Burial

EDIT: Oh yeah, and this is just amazing...


Hats by The Blue Nile

It's not ambient or anything, but I imagine it would be perfect for a flight.
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Kiki
  • #549
  • Posted: 12/13/2014 19:35
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I'll go listen above albums to 😄 12 hours would be very long time on plane though
satiemaniac
  • #550
  • Posted: 01/07/2015 21:48
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anyone have any preferred trap, drill, or bop records? more autotune the better
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