Start from within.  Listen to the internal dialogue, vocabulary, feelings, impressions, associations, emotions, visualization and creative thoughts that are happening within you.

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Tracklisting.

Solitaire - In The Forest Of Ancient Light 	
Heavenly Music Corporation - Ambient To Be Here 	
Heavenly Music Corporation - The Quiet Mind 	
Spice Barons  - Spice Of God 	
Horizon 222 	- Spirit Level 	
The Ultraviolet Catastrophe - Full Moon (Crescent Mix) 	
Cosmic Breeze - Carrying Galaxies 	
Deeper Than Space  - Deeper Than Love 	
Heavenly Music Corporation  - Beautiful Dream 	
H2O(2) - Undersea 	
Deeper Than Space - Spaceship Melody 	
Jorge Reyes - Tejido De Sueno's (Cola De Venado) 	
Heavenly Music Corporation - In A Garden Of Eden 	

A compilation of Silent Records tracks mixed in one track recording in 1994.

Ambient is about cutting edge, flat structures, encompassing structures, nuturing structures.  Ambient culture is about developing what’s within you.  The main focus is developmental, more than achievement, it’s more process oriented towards spiritual and technological concerns or interests.  It’s an inward thing, but it’s down through technology.  Developing a look with a Macintosh, or developing your sound with certain midi gear, so it isn’t like sitting in a cave playing the shakahatchi or anything.  It can be that simple and encompass that, but it isn’t mostly about organic qualities.  It’s about organic and technological qualities.  – Kim Cascone

Special thanks to (guidance, inspiration, and source material):
Kim Cascone and the Silent Artists for the music, Dean Seven for the Fad-tastic magazine, John Cameron for the DAT, Robert Anthony Aviles for the violin treatment, Nick Danger for the live mix logistics, John Love for the cosmic ear, Ken Nordine for Now Nordine, The Voice of Enigma for guidance, Marie Cini for hypnomusic therapy, Alan Parsons for “Time”, “Lap of Gods”, Merv Cosell for “Heaven Can Be Yours”, Rob McKuen and Anita Kerr for “Drifting”, Orson Wells for “War of the Worlds”, Gordon Hempton (Rolling Thunder) for Earthsounds, Kraftwerk for “Autobahn”, Robert Fripp for “Listening” (as opposed to hearing), Spiritual devotee on the Haight, Kim Cascone for Silent Wisdom, John Zorn and Toots Theilman for whistling, Jacob Needleman for Tao Te Ching commentary, Gregory Corso for poetry, William Burroughs for Poetry, Todd Rundgren for “Born to Synthesize”, Timothy Leary for “The Trip”, Pink Floyd for “Welcome to the Machine”, Ian McDonald and Michael Giles for “Suite in C”, FM for “Slaughter in Robot Village”, Steven Feld and Mickey Hart for “Chant of Bosavi” Papau New Guinea, Sheila Chandra for “Nada Brahma”, Zen, Nembutsu, and Yama Bushi monks for temple chants.

70 Silent minutes, reinterpreted, remixed, recommodified, reconstructed by Mark Riva.  Produced by FAD Entertainment for FAD Magazine - 1994

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