hah! perhaps i did, but you cannot deny that i was following the sheet music without a proper stop watch now can you?

pete namlook silenceII and I, new organic life I and III, outland, dreamfish I and II, air II
biosphere substrata, patashnik
brian eno. on land, music for airports
biosphere / higher intelligence agency. birmingham frequencies, polar sequences
pete namlook / tetsuo inue. shades of orion 2
pete namlook / geir jenssen. fires of ork I and II
oval. systemisch
richie hawtin / pete namlook. from within I and III
yidin. mika vainio
pete namlook / the higher intelligence agency. s.h.a.d.o
richard devine. let mendax

ahh i love Substrata! i forgot that Devine really qualifies for this list. he creates some incredible soundscapes.

i probably would have mentioned some of Proem's latter releases here, but i am not knowledgeable enough to post anything yet :P i am only fairly familier with Burn Plate No. 1, which seems to be one of my favorite albums at the moment next to Chris Clark's Clarence Park.

i am old school autpt but trying to have faith on the young

old school is definitely where most of the quality material lies anyhow my friend. for the longest time i'd only listen to the older material until i got into Schematic.

i insist, ambient music is everywhere all you need is a mic and a recording device.

and Sigur Ros, agaetis byrjun, or () ?

a bit off topic but

there was this guy who brought this big horn thingy to antilop canyon. he played the horn thing in there and it sounded super wonderful. I wish I had my tape recorder with me.

beat by bowery electric (at least one person here should not be shocked by this at all )