Chillout Music

[G-spotter]

Painkiller "Live in Nagoya"

John Coltrane "Om"

Brotzmann/Laswell "Low Life"

Baker/Skopelitis/Sharrock/Brotzmann/Kadza "Live in Munich 86"

 

 

real E-Z listenin for you urban chillout vibe hipsters

[olyclimber]

like elevator good?

[G-spotter]

Its as soulful as Jewel, as hip as St Germain, as Starbucks-rack worthy as Jack Johnson, and as smelly-hippy-cultist-tribe-inducing as Phish!

[Mos_Chillin]

Don't forget some of the Windham Hill Classics:

 

Will Ackerman

Past Light

Childhood and Memory

It Takes a Year

 

Michael Hedges:

Arial Boundaries

 

Shadowfax first album (they went to crap later)

 

And all of George Winston's stuff boogie-chillz

[phillygoat]

van Morrison- Astral Weeks

[billcoe]

You people just make me feel old.

 

Nobody mentions CSNY, Van Morrison, Clapton, Hendrix, Joplin, Cat Stevens.......

 

 

 

Old I say.....

[archenemy]

John Lee Hooker

Charlie Poole (sp?)

[Peter_Puget]

Tindersticks

[KaskadskyjKozak]

Floyd

[jon]

The new J5 is HOT!

[olyclimber]

i heard a couple songs on teh radio

[StevenSeagal]

I take requests, you know.

 

 

[olyclimber]

The new J5 is HOT!

 

I second this shizzle.

[Figger_Eight]

Ahhh...old joke getting older...oh well. If that's all you two knuckleheads have got on me - I think I'm doing okay.

 

My new goal in life is to be as hip and cool as you two dorks. Keep rockin' the sweatsock, sneakers and shorts you punters

[olyclimber]

Cool is pretty hard. Don't try to hard.

[ken4ord]

Holy shite! The quadfecta from BC, arch, PP and KK of music that is so old and chilled out that it collects dust on shelves and the people who still listen to it are on there way to the old folks home or already there. The exception Floyd and Hendrix are timeless, though it is not something I condsider chill out music.

[dan_forester]

autobahn by kraftwerk...or europe endless...or computer love...music of yesteryear that still feels like the future

[olyclimber]

how about a little BoC ken?

[JosephH]

Well, if you're going all Windham Hill and all I'd put Alex DeGrassi / Slow Circle [ Windham Hill 1009 / 1979 ] at the very top of that list...

[Fairweather]

Oh, oh, oh! Look at me! I'm from Seattle! And as further proof of my urban sophistication I will refer to my musicanus lexicanus obscurus whenever I am in likewise higher caste company. Granted, I may not actually enjoy the clamor which penetrates my auditory canal but it is, nonetheless, important that I listen and opine each nuance - for I may be asked by my hyper-educated peers in the most offhand manner how I like the newest Blah Blah CD.

 

Is this musical one-up how effete Seattle metrosexuals now measure their cocks?

 

BTW, the only artist I recognized - aside from KK's Pink Floyd choice - was Jack Johnson. Seriously; how can anyone listen to that shit? It sounds like children's music.

[olyclimber]

Fairweather, your superiority is evident. We all bow down to your conservative intellect which is the champion of truth. Now get back into your spaceship and fly back to the city of the future: Tacoma.

 

[cj001f]

Fairweather, your superiority is evident. We all bow down to your conservative intellect which is the champion of truth. Now get back into your spaceship and fly back to the city of the future: Tacoma.

jeez oly, like you don't listen to FoxRockRadio (Clearchannel)

[slothrop]

Fairweather, we all secretly listen to mostly Joan Baez. Oh, and tapes of Jane Fonda's voice. She can say anything and we just swoon.

[jon]

Is this musical one-up how effete Seattle metrosexuals now measure their cocks?

 

I thought it was bases on a complex equation between the number of gear inches on their fixed gear bike, the number of lines on their 1970s polo shirt, and how ugly their haircut is.

[foraker]

“Pride is pleasure arising from a man's thinking too highly of himself.”

-Spinoza