Xann

Yep.

Faust - 'Jennifer'

The Flame - 'Get Your Mind Made Up'

Russian DnB is where it is

Maybe try this...

Listened to this today, and liked it enough to buy it.

It won't set the world alight, but it's tidy and tuneful.

Rephlex CAT195

The Shag - 'Stop & Listen'

Knew I had it somewhere.

Pavlova - 'Symphony no.2' Fedoseyev

Takagi Kan - 'Meet The Rhythm'

Eskaton - 'Dagon'

Right now I'm listening to Coup (in the palace) by 23 Skidoo, which isn't as good as the original 12" but I don't think I'll find a copy of that..

Funny, I've been thinking of them since hearing some freaky 70's continental soundtrack gear recently. (see above track)

Don't mind 23 Skidoo, the rereleased 'Urban Gamelan' has the tracks you're after I think.

Ensemble Al-Kindi - 'Ostinato Diabolique'

Tony Lowry - 'Screw On The Loose'

Sacros - 'La Realidad'

Vince Guaraldi - 'Woodstock's Dream'

Smooth bit of slow funk, found it on Spotify. Bought it anyway.

It's from the Peanuts/Charlie Brown Cartoons - 'Vince Guaraldi & the Lost Cues Vol II'.

It's a pretty cool little jazz album in it's own right.

High Treason - 'Maybe, Maybe'

Spotters Badge for anyone who can tell why that track is relevant today

Just in from work. You would have got your answer. I love 'The Vulture' too, it's like Jamiroquai - but good.

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Heliocentrics, Percee P & MF Doom - 'Distant Star'

Staff Carpenborg and the Electric Corona - 'All Men Shall be Brothers of Ludwig'

Big Boy Pete - 'Movement 4 (Echelon)'

Grigory Sokolov - Couperin 'Tic-Toc-Choc'

This piece was written for a harpsichord with two keyboards, really intricate cross handed technique required for piano.

Sokolov doing Prokofiev

Can - 'Mother Sky'

Arvo Part - 'Psalm 131'

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Always a pleasure Si.

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Haven't forgotten you Trim.

Abstract View album by Diatonis is another one I'd recommend. Beautifully chilled.

Hey, that's like New Age man.

Hopefully get to check this out tomorrow.

Morton Feldman - 'Coptic Light'

Eric Peters - 'Keystone Capers 2'