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Brian Eno “An Arc of Doves”
My name is Mike Borras. Tupalo.com, Rockstar Games, Skylab Operations, Skylab Commerce, the Observatory Netlabel, a blogging network, sad songs and small adventures. This is a personal Tumblr, my opinions are my own, find more of them on Twitter, Quora, Last.fm.
It’s virtually impossible to miss Turntable.fm at the moment, but it’s more than worth the hype. Sit along with your friends, Silicon Valley elite and strangers, queueing up tracks to share, enjoy and bounce your head along to. Addictive and time-consuming, but also a perfect place to find organic, streaming playlists to work, read, sleep or love along to.
You can find me sometimes in the Ambient / Blissout or 90s Emo/Hardcore rooms, spinning tracks for late night stargazing or early Sunday mornings.
“The inspiration for this album began when Eno was left bed-ridden by an accident and was given an album of eighteenth century harp music. After struggling to put the record on the turntable and returning to bed, he realized that it was turned down toward the threshold of inaudibility and he lacked the strength to get up from the bed again and turn it up. Eno said this experience taught him a new way to perceive music.”How Brian Eno was inspired towards creating ambient music (or “furniture music”) for his LP “Discreet Music”
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“Soft Return” by Labradford. Going ‘round.
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“Both Literally and Figuratively” by Pan American. The soundtrack to my nights.
Official video for “DoWhile” by Oval
