“"Saladin Mercy" begins Gun Aramaic on a familiar touch, perhaps almost too familiar; while a certain consistency to Muslimgauze's work is no surprise, Bryn Jones generally varies things from album to album just enough to create distinct, different listening experiences for each release. Still, "Saladin Mercy" feels like something which easily could have been on his previous Soleilmoon/Staalplaat release Maroon, with its blend of the drones from earlier pieces and the more recent tweaking and heavy variety in the rhythms throughout the song. The following track, the first "8 am, Tel Aviv, Islamic Jihad," sets things more to rights, with a combination of sharp pulses, echoing roars, and what sounds like a domestic squabble between a couple caught on tape — a characteristically strange combination which again works out quite nicely in the end. A little more than most Muslimgauze releases, Gun Aramaic is very environmental in terms of its composition; the reliance on conversational snippets throughout almost turns the album into a soundtrack for a non-existent film. As is often the case for Muslimgauze, the most fascinating elements of Gun Aramaic often are the simplest, such as the persistent, slow-rising beat in the first "Opiate and Mullah," or the shift from near silence to an elegant, slightly creepy keyboard arrangement about thirteen minutes into "Oil Prophets (pt. 1, 2, 3)." Gun wraps things up on a very moody note with the dark rumblings concluding "Oil Prophets (pt. 4, 5)" and the quite brief but deep, moody drones of the second "Opiate and Mullah," making for a slightly unexpected end to a fair album.” – Review on allmusic.com

It's already been 10 years since the Buddha-Bar compilations adventure started : 10 years of our DJs pushing their limits to make you dream and travel. 10 years of travelling the world searching for the next hit, the next artist that deserves to be called one.

A trio led by Hendrik Schapes. The sleeve of their 1970 album Cluster listed by Brian Auger and Keith Emerson as inspiration sources. This was a very primitive live recording of four extended tracks: two Schaper originals, one blues number composed by Ambrose and an adaptation of a rondo by Mozart. These references will give you a good idea of what the music was like.

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R&B Lovesongs 2008
145 MB | MP3 | Variabele bitrate 192Kb | incl covers | Genre: R&B

Digitally remastered reissue of their studio soundtrack, inspired by the video documentaries of a trip on the Transsiberian Railway & filled with driving sequences and atmospheric sounds. 10 tracks. 1998 TDI Music release.

The first half of Tangerine Dream's sold out London show at Shepherd's Bush Empire on November 6th, 1997. Subtitled the 'Vintage Set', it contains 10 of the best from their illustrious past, including 'Poland', 'Le Parc', 'Stratosfear 95' and 'Warsaw In The Sun'.