CD-Charts Position 1
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Nah Und Fern

by: Gas

Release Date June 02, 2008
I lost track of ambient sometime in the mid nineties. Positive reviews and the relatively low price made me try this one out and it cannot be faulted. "Golden era" Aphex spring to mind (ie both Ambient Works albums) . Like the best Ambient it envelops your entire being when listening to it as time becomes irrelevant. I cannot now imagine living without it. Each album has a tone to it whilst all link together as an inspirational piece of work. Words fail me.... buy while you can as this will be treasured as a work of genius in years to come.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Get It on: the Kent Records Sessions

by: Pacific Gas & Electric

Release Date April 28, 2008
I lost track of ambient sometime in the mid nineties. Positive reviews and the relatively low price made me try this one out and it cannot be faulted. "Golden era" Aphex spring to mind (ie both Ambient Works albums) . Like the best Ambient it envelops your entire being when listening to it as time becomes irrelevant. I cannot now imagine living without it. Each album has a tone to it whilst all link together as an inspirational piece of work. Words fail me.... buy while you can as this will be treasured as a work of genius in years to come.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Königsforst

by: Gas

Release Date March 26, 1999
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Keltic Heritage

by: North Sea Gas

Release Date December 12, 1995
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Caledonian Connection

by: North Sea Gas

Release Date July 01, 1989
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Live 'n' Kicking at Lexington

by: Pacific Gas and Electric

Release Date July 30, 2007
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Lemonade for Vampires

by: Gas Huffer

Release Date August 01, 2005
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Janitors of Tomorrow

by: Gas Huffer

Release Date March 18, 1996
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Rest of Us

by: Gas Huffer

Release Date August 01, 2005
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Glencoe Massacre

by: North Sea Gas

Release Date March 12, 2007
Again, Wolfgang Voigt provides us with another slab of deep, filtered and multi-layered ambience. Psychadelic, again, since it's a very "busy" ambient sound.

If you can grab the vinyl edition of this, then do so AS WELL AS the CD, as the tracks differ in length, and order. Crucially: you'll get the first track on the A-side, which is exclusive to the vinyl, and probably the high point of all the releases. It's just over 6 minutes, and has a simple up-and-down arpeggiated melody and pounding kick drums w/ reversed, slippery hihats, over the top of the usual thick, myriad selection of filtered pads; and it stood out even after just the first listen. I truely believe it's the best track Wolfgang Voigt has produced - at ... Read More: