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sarramkrop 07.13.2007 08:37 AM

It works for me. Yes, I did but I haven't been at home enough to sit down and translate the lyrics. I'll do so at one point, promised.

thewall91 07.13.2007 08:39 AM

i listen to moon safari by air when i need to fall asleep. if i put it on on an airplane, i'm out by track three. great album too, if you happen to stay awake through it.

nicfit 07.13.2007 08:39 AM

you like it? (to pork)
thanks thewall91, that's actually a good suggestion. I have it and I like it, the repetitive riff of "kelly watch the stars" is a good "sleep inducer" , I completely forgot about that.

sarramkrop 07.13.2007 08:42 AM

I did at first listen, but I only gave it one spin. Here's another one that should work better than sleeping pills.






 




Tonto's Expanding Head Band's Zero Time

You can listen to two tracks off it on their myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/tontosexpandingheadband

SonicSam 07.13.2007 08:54 AM

Coldplay always send me to sleep.

Cardinal Rob 07.13.2007 09:01 AM

Goldfrapp - Felt Mountain is quite good.

jimbrim 07.13.2007 12:52 PM

Yea Stars of hte Lid is a good choice, but the sound of Marissa Nadler does
the trick for me.

sun city girl 07.13.2007 01:01 PM

lou reed's metal machine music.

lungfish 07.13.2007 01:11 PM


 


Mike Kinsella's self titled first album (under the name Owen) is "the new miracle drug for the treatment of chronic insomnia," as Rob Mitchum so aptly put it.
listen to that album at night and you'll fall asleep. wrap yourself up tight and drift off.
and it's not a sleep inducing album because it's a bad.
it's one of the most sad sack acoustic albums you'll ever hear.
and it's a great one at that. just look at that album cover.
a morning sunrise that makes you wanna yawn like a baby monkey.
highly recommended.

evollove 07.13.2007 01:58 PM

Believe it or not, SONIC DEATH does the trick every time.

Florya 07.13.2007 03:39 PM

Roger Winfield's Aeolian Harp Orchestra sends me to the land of nod in no time.
'Windsongs' and 'Voices of the Wind' are the two albums I'd recommend.

nicfit 07.13.2007 03:58 PM

thanks guys, I'm "preparing" a bunch of your suggestions , guess by tomorrow night I'll have some albums ready for a try. I'll let you know. Keep on posting if this thing is interesting for some of you (other than me, I'd gladly take note of further suggestions). peace! --- goin' bowling.

cryptowonderdruginvogue 07.13.2007 04:04 PM

i have a playlist, actually:

Kevin Shields - City Girl
My Bloody Valentine - Sometimes
Windsor For The Derby - The Melody Of A Fallen Tree
Beck - Lampshade
Broken Social Scene - Anthems for a Seventeen Year Old Girl
The Velvet Underground - All Tommorow's Parties
Elliott Smith - Between The Bars
Olivia Tremor Control - NYC 25
Scott Walker - 30 Century man
The Zombies - The Way I Feel Inside
Mazzy Star - Five String Serenade
Mazzy Star - Blue Light
Elliot Smith - Say Yes

nicfit 07.13.2007 04:08 PM

I was just thinking about making a mazzy star compilation.

atsonicpark 07.13.2007 06:20 PM

i always fall asleep to low, stars of the lid, tim hecker, and william basinski.

pbradley 07.13.2007 06:27 PM

I remember making a psychedelic playlist to sleep by and hopefully influence my dreams. Unfortunately, it's impossible for me to sleep on command... even when I'm tired.

hirsute_biped 07.13.2007 06:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sun city girl
lou reed's metal machine music.


i just saw an album at me local shop lou reed put out of ambient soundscapes for tai chi and yoga(!?)

also

Earth: Hex -or- Printing In The Infernal Method
Earth: Hibernaculum

also: http://www.babyrockrecords.com/web/p...p?pgs=products
they have quiet xylophone & glockenspiel lullabye versions of ramones, metallica, zeppelin, etc...!

jimbrim 07.13.2007 07:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lungfish


 


Mike Kinsella's self titled first album (under the name Owen) is "the new miracle drug for the treatment of chronic insomnia," as Rob Mitchum so aptly put it.


I love this record, it's the best Owen album by far.

lungfish 07.13.2007 08:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimbrim
I love this record, it's the best Owen album by far.


definitely the best of the bunch.
you should give it a listen, nicfit. it's sleepy and it's great.

contrelefuckingsexisme 07.13.2007 08:25 PM

Björk - greatest hits
Cat Power - anything
Beth Gibbons & Rustin' Man - out of season
Portishead - dummy
The V.U. - the v.u. and nico


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