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Fantastic double CD compilation from the 2005 Cologne On Pop Festival. Featuring André Kraml's "Dirty Fingernails."

Excellent guide to 70s electric Miles in the comments.

True sound will find you in the end and this is the beard we're always growing.

From experimental downtempo abstractions and squishy pulsations to slaughtering jungle beats, this 14 track disk has it all.

Now *this* is what I'm talking about...

like the other reviewer said, this music is downright scary...

When I first heard this masterpiece I was transported back to the the age of imagination...

Lets rate the label not the tracks...

this is such a world of bubbling daydreams, one long transition, swirling like the hundreds of flavors of breeze blowing down a barrio street...

This is not for purists...

This was the second in Virgin Records' four-volume 'Brief History of Ambient' series (its proper title is 'A Brief History of Ambient, Volume Two: Imaginary Landscapes')...

Once upon a time, I heard some mysterious samples of this album...

Firstly I would like to disagree with the reviewer who said granular synthesis was not musical...

Having spent the past several years exploring a somewhat more theme-based form of ambient composition, "Thursday Afternoon" is in many ways a return to form for Brian Eno, embracing instead the structure of "Discreet Music" and "Music For Airports"--...