the other news groups that has lots to say on ambient is
ambient@hyperreal.org
btw: you should check journeyman on ntone from several years ago
if you want to go on a journey (still available via ninjatune.net mailorder on
the uk side)....
At 8:34 pm -0400 18/7/01, Jeremy Schafer wrote:
>First off, I wanted to thank everyone for their input with the
>ambient selections. However, I started to realize that everyone
>started to include many other forms of music into ambient i.e. Orb
>etc... however, I was under the impression that ambient was much
>slower and "chilled out" like music for airports. Maybe I was wrong
>to assume that was definitive of ambient music. Anyways, I'm looking
>for music that is slow and can send me on a journey. I'm going to
>sift through the list I compiled and try to locate them on the web
>to see how they sound. Thanks again for all your help. Secondly, as
>for the music server, which I really want to pursue, anyone have any
>ideas of an efficient way to set it up? It costs money to host it
>somewhere, and I can't afford to put up a server using my own
>bandwidth. I will be ready to upload all of my music in early
>September (back to school). Any suggestions are welcome. Also, is
>anyone here a member of any other successful informative groups?
>Just curious what else the net has to offer! Happy listening :)
>
>-Jeremy
>
>P.S. Stephanie, thanks for the info!
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