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Understanding 9/11[nws0438] netwaves 12.32: the long tail
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| Train of Lights |
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| Sea Cave |
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| Panic Room |
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| Dopamine |
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| WASS |
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| Sonata nocturna |
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| Looking for constellations |
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| ddfa (Ivan Shopov Remix) |
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| Earth |
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| Echo Mood |
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| IT hypnotizzzes me (LIKE 17_00) |
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Notes
01 Satay - Moki Mcfly
02 Train of Lights - Sōzu Project
03 Sea Cave - Brevyn
04 Panic Room - TNKS
05 Dopamine - abroaday
06 WASS - Critical Threshold
07 Sonata nocturna - In Vitro
08 Looking for constellations - In Vitro
09 ddfa (Ivan Shopov Remix) - closeyoureyes
10 Earth - Massimo Ruberti
11 Echo Mood - Substak
12 IT hypnotizzzes me (LIKE 17_00) - Motor
Reviews
Reviewer:
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October 26, 2018
Subject: Some star tracks here
Subject: Some star tracks here
Such a disparate collection of ambient styles as this makes it unlikely that listeners will find all of the tracks to their taste. The Sea Cave by Brevyn is a charming piece, but for me one track here stands out head-and-shoulders above all the others - 'Train of Lights' by the Sozu Project. This incredibly powerful & almost primeval music has a resonance that strikes deep into the very being of the listener. I would love to know what sound inspired this amazing piece!
