i want to find tracks that sound like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt-bfSTP5DE

track 3 off of pop by gas for those who don't have youtube capabilities.

weird request i know, but there's something about this track that has had me listening to it on repeat for the last hour. it's got a weird melancholy flying feeling about it. can't really put it into words. there's a couple tim hecker tracks that sound like this as well (the harmony in blue sequence springs to mind) but nothing with the depth of sound found here.

some of the stuff from the silent hill 2 ost sounds like that. i think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk-3uAkcPXQ

I love that album so much it's incredible

  On 7/2/2009 at 5:44 AM, zaphod said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt-bfSTP5DE

 

track 3 off of pop by gas for those who don't have youtube capabilities.

 

weird request i know, but there's something about this track that has had me listening to it on repeat for the last hour. it's got a weird melancholy flying feeling about it. can't really put it into words. there's a couple tim hecker tracks that sound like this as well (the harmony in blue sequence springs to mind) but nothing with the depth of sound found here.

i like this a LOT more than pretty much everything ive heard off of 0095, which thus far is the only gas i've heard

maybe future sound of london perhaps?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TUUsblx4wI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1bPTNUqPu4

its rare to find anything that level of perfection in terms of lush, sleepyhead, pure, beatless ambience

in other words there is a reason gas-pop is considered a masterpiece

i would check out anything from machinefabriek, maybe early microstoria albums as well

or maybe oval (ovalcommers, ovalprocess, or diskont 94) but that stuff is a bit more noisy

oh shit i know!

the new(est) fennesz album, black sea. yes, this is the one. here is a track from it, which you will enjoy. one of my favorites ever. wait till the middle for when it gets so, so lush

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6MFrYeCt_E

  On 7/2/2009 at 7:31 AM, ieafs said:

different gas 420organge

seriously? There's 2 different artists named Gas who make "ambient" music?

william basinski? i mean, obviously the disintegration loops are really well known, but "El Camino Real", "Melancholia" and "Silent Night" are very good.

Akira Rabelais "spellewauerynsherde" and "eisoptrophobia" are very good as well.

i'm sorry to toot my own horn zaphod... but this track of mine i've been told reminds people of tim hecker and some said gas as well. it's on my last album in my sig.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oYUoamPGrk

http://www.smallfish.co.uk/shop/release/?cat=INFX017

some very similar tracks on this

hmmm, some nice suggestions in here although nothing really sounds like that track. although i wasn't expecting anyone to be able to point out something exactly along those lines since it's such a specific sound. this track by tim hecker is similar, to me, but not quite as melancholy. has that same shimmering flying quality.

08 Harmony in Blue I.mp3Fetching info...

The 'Harmony In Blue' track series by Tim Hecker contains many of my favorite interludes ever.

As for Untitled #3 by Gas, I don't think that could be compared to anything else. Perhaps should you listen to some ambient oriented albums from Kompakt's early catalog? Ulf Lohmann definitely comes to mind.

lou reed made some ambient that was really good. Can't find it though

Best joke thread ever

i don't get it