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The music that alters my state tends to be the kind of music that creates an atmosphere: * Anything by Gas (but mostly Zauberberg and Königsforst) * Eno and Fripp * Burial * Montauk
* pole
* biosphere
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Glenn Gould playing Bach.
London Elektricity's Syncopated City
Most pieces by Steve Reich
The Koyaanisqatsi soundtrack by Philip Glass.
Burial's Untrue.
Fujiya & Miyagi's Transparent Things.
Apparat's Walls
Miles Davis' In A Silent Way
DNTEL's Life Is Full Of Possibilities
The Weather Report's Heavy Weather & Black Market
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I'm not sure what the linking thread is here. For example, elevator-cheesy Heavy Weather is worlds apart from just about everything else on the list. But it all works, at least to get me into the zone.
Shpongle
- Justice
- Boyz Noise
- MSTR KRFT
- DeadMau5
- Erick Morillo
- (sometimes) A-Trak
This almost the only way I can get work done, otherwise I am reciting lyrics & enjoying guitar riffs.
(Disclosure: I built Songite a few weekends ago)
Apparat's Walls album. If there is a way to hack consciousness, Walls does it: http://www.lala.com/#album/1513490949824332234/Apparat/Walls Try Fractals part 1 and 2. It really does feel like the audible equivalent of a fractal!
I am a sworn procrastinator, yet as soon as I turn on one of Armin van Buurens radio sessions, I can do an entire days work in two hours.
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