Ambient/Dark Ambient albums that I'm listening to... - Page 4

Equinox · 12-01-2004, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Satchmo8101

Just search through Equinox's (I really need to think of a nickname for him) Billion posts and you should find what you need. I think about 99% (or it just seems that way) are Electronic related posts.

hey now, in the old days (before you came around), I use to be active in the General areas quite a bit, but since then a lot of my "compadres" have left and the newer bunch, well...I don't know. I do agree that most of my posts come in this forum because it IS my specialty and besides, I moderate this place

I know a lot of my posts don't have substance, but some of them do. And since you assume most of my posts are electronic related, it shows that you actually pay attention and come to this forum often

I have a wide array of listening tastes. I just choose to discuss what I know "the best". It's the music I love and cherish and can't get enough of (unfortunately it may eventually cause me to go bankrupt

).

___________ · 12-01-2004, 08:57 PM

like bill walton would say, the value of equinox contribution to the idm and ambient community is enormous in the area where it matters the most, the base, the fans community worlwide...

Cage Fanatic · 12-01-2004, 11:14 PM

Anybody mention this great "dark ambient" CD:

Robert Rich & B. Lustmord: Stalker
(Fathom/Hearts of Space)

Satchmo8101 · 12-01-2004, 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Equinox

hey now, in the old days (before you came around), I use to be active in the General areas quite a bit, but since then a lot of my "compadres" have left and the newer bunch, well...I don't know. I do agree that most of my posts come in this forum because it IS my specialty and besides, I moderate this place

Is this your way of saying, that I chased you away from the General areas?

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Originally Posted by Equinox

I know a lot of my posts don't have substance, but some of them do. And since you assume most of my posts are electronic related, it shows that you actually pay attention and come to this forum often

Who said your posts lack any substance? I said, that I check this section of the forum. It's just, that what I listen to, can go in here or in the Experimental. Though it is interesting seeing you get excited when I do actually post in this forum.

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Originally Posted by Equinox

I have a wide array of listening tastes. I just choose to discuss what I know "the best". It's the music I love and cherish and can't get enough of (unfortunately it may eventually cause me to go bankrupt

).

I get the feeling, that you didn't realize I was just joking around with you?

Equinox · 12-02-2004, 12:10 AM

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Originally Posted by ___________

like bill walton would say, the value of equinox contribution to the idm and ambient community is enormous in the area where it matters the most, the base, the fans community worlwide...

Please never ever compare me to Bill Walton again

I can't stand the way he calls NBA games...I wish he would just shut the hell up, but at least I think you were trying to give me a compliment...

...I think

Equinox · 12-02-2004, 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Cage Fanatic

Anybody mention this great "dark ambient" CD:

Robert Rich & B. Lustmord: Stalker
(Fathom/Hearts of Space)

Actually, in a thread that was created about a year ago about "the best ambient album of all time", this was the majority pick when it came to Dark Ambient. Brilliant soundtrack to Tarkovsky's film.

Equinox · 12-02-2004, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Satchmo8101

Is this your way of saying, that I chased you away from the General areas?

No, not you at all actually, just a few others (not mentioning names)

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Originally Posted by Satchmo8101

Who said your posts lack any substance? I said, that I check this section of the forum. It's just, that what I listen to, can go in here or in the Experimental. Though it is interesting seeing you get excited when I do actually post in this forum.

Well, I get excited because you're very knowledgeable in a lot of aspects of music and I enjoy intelligent advice/conversation.

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Originally Posted by Satchmo8101

I get the feeling, that you didn't realize I was just joking around with you?

Well, when you don't use smilies, it's a bit hard too. It's fine though

Satchmo8101 · 12-02-2004, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Equinox

Please never ever compare me to Bill Walton again

I can't stand the way he calls NBA games...I wish he would just shut the hell up, but at least I think you were trying to give me a compliment...

...I think

I agree about Walton and announcing, but keep in mind he had a major stuttering problem growing up. He probably said 2 words in 10 years.

Now to make up for all those years of avoiding having to speak, he can't shut up.

Satchmo8101 · 12-02-2004, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Equinox

Actually, in a thread that was created about a year ago about "the best ambient album of all time", this was the majority pick when it came to Dark Ambient. Brilliant soundtrack to Tarkovsky's film.

Great film and soundtrack!

Yo!

Equinox · 12-02-2004, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Satchmo8101

I agree about Walton and announcing, but keep in mind he had a major stuttering problem growing up. He probably said 2 words in 10 years.

Now to make up for all those years of avoiding having to speak, he can't shut up.

yeah, I think Sly Stallone had the same issue before his acting days. I'm glad he stuck to acting rather than directing...his direction in films is horrible...

....ok, now back to the Ambient albums