come down music

spahndirge

right, it's monday afternoon, i'm in work, my brain is fried, i've spent half the day looking for some good come down music, but most of it is at home.

so what can you recommend?


here's some of mine.......

gary jules - mad world
UNKLE - rabbit in your headlights
air - radian
aphex twin - selected ambient works
skinny puppy - worlock
squarepusher - iambic 5 poetry


sorry, my brain is fried

mooman_00

fuk coming down.........stay up forever ya!

when everyone else is packing their bags and heading home, wind up the, music make that special call and crack another 10+ hours out of your weekend.

Then around 9o clock sunday crash somewhere only to wake up again wednesday, hungry and thirsty, but come down free...........

Rock on............ww)

tman

amen to that:)

failing that, the instrumental cd of "morcheeba - charango" is guarenteed to chill your bones.
no vocals to take in either (for those times when your head is just too fried.
gary jules - mad world, poifect

Karl Hungus

Wow, someone else here likes Skinny Puppy? I'm shocked. Have you heard Nivek Ogre's new project 'ohGr' yet? Bit more synth-pop-meets-Nine-inch-nails compared to the Puppy days, but very cool indeed.

I generally love a bit of Bjork, and some of Apoptygma Berzerk's softer tracks. Although a nice bit of Tangerine Dream now and then does the job pretty well.

spahndirge

Originally posted by AngelWhore
Wow, someone else here likes Skinny Puppy? I'm shocked. Have you heard Nivek Ogre's new project 'ohGr' yet?

no, still haven't heard it, i was a big puppy fan before, but my tastes lean more towards squarepusher, aphex twin, and i'll always be a nin fan. my guess is that ohgr sounds a bit like skinny puppy from the mid eighties (brap vol 3)? or something along the lines of "dig it".

Executive Steve

after several years of not bothering i finally listened to roykspp and i'm quite glad i did.... sublime.

the trojan nyahbinghi box set is well worth it too. [nyahbinghi is like reallllly really old school reggae but just with drums... really slow, sparse broken rhythms and low hushed incantations to jah. niiiiice.

nightmares on wax, pretty much anything by them does it for me...

since youre into your warp/rephlex stuff id recommend gary moscheles.... its a mike paradinas pseudonym that he used to release more melodic loungey but still quite paradinassy music... there was an album that i spotted only yesterday in the freebird second hand cd section....

all the ninja tunes compilations are well worth the effort...

brian eno's music for airports is a good one too.

any drum and bass on good looking [or cookin' and lookin good its sublabels] is really chilled and atmosperic.

eth0_

Bjork, Boards of Canada, 'Felt mountain' by Goldfrapp, any massive attack...esp the really old stuff like 'daydreaming' and 'safe from harm, flunk, duplex...

Kali

Originally posted by [cm]tyranny
brian eno's music for airports is a good one too.

aye.. especially love the first track on that, last track is excellent too, nearly all his ambient series are well worth picking up.

for more very ambient stuff: susumu yokota, yoshimi & yuka

at a slightly quicker pulse: bonobo, b12, lamb, casino vs japan, ulrich schnauss, ambulance, funki porcini, mouse on mars, matmos,

eth0_

Originally posted by Kali

for more very ambient stuff: susumu yokota, yoshimi & yuka

Mmm yeah!
Meant to say in my last post, y'all should check out Nick Luscombe's show on Xfm on a Sunday from 10pm till 1am. On sky ch 867 (or 864 i forget), www.xfm.co.uk/flomotion
GREAT show.

pyramid man

i got a couple of tunes.

rob dougan. clubbed to death.
the alchemists. mind in, tide out.
groove armada. at the river.


all good ****.