Eno-like ambient music: Robert Carty

     I bought Robert Carty's first 21 CDs about 15 years ago,
and my faves were Darklight and Nagual Heart.

http://robertcarty.bandcamp.com/
http://www.discogs.com/artist/186430-Robert-Carty
http://philosopherswheel.com/carty.htm
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%22robert+carty%22
http://www.sonicimmersion.org/interview.php?letter=C&interview=90390

Stephe

Re: [tadream] OT Eno-like ambient music?
on Sat, 3 Jun 2017 17:32:01 +0000 "Graham Coutts [email protected]
[tadream]" <[email protected]> writes:

Hi

Well you are down at the low input end of the ambient spectrum. Robert
Rich is worth investigating. 

Cheers 

Graham 


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Subject: [tadream] OT Eno-like ambient music? 

  
Hi all,

Can anybody offer suggestions on Eno-like ambient music?  For the past
several years, I've played some Eno albums during the final exam of a
course I teach in order to try and relax the students (they can also help
themselves to tea & snacks).  I've used:

Neroli
Thursday Afternoon
Music for Airports
The Plateaux of Mirror

and also Jarre's _En Attendant Cousteau_ (but that's a bit unsettling
compared to the others).  I like them for this purpose because they're
mood-neutral. 

So can anyone suggest anything in the same vein by other artists?

While I love _On Land_ and _The Shutov Assembly_ they're too distracting
for chill-out music during an exam. 

Unfortunately I can't think of anything by TD that fits the bill here. 
TD's music may or may not be many things, but it's never mood-neutral.

cheers,

Gabe









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