51 mixes with tracks by “Brian+Eno,+Harold+Budd”

70 songs/ THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR ALL THE LIKES AND KIND WORDS CONCERNING THE FIRST 6 MIXES IN THIS SERIES. ...KENT IN ATLANTA.

Kick your feet back and enjoy.

Like all my playlists, there will constantly be more music added.
Comment below with any suggestions.

A critic at Allmusic argues that Brian Eno, born Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno, "forever altered the ways in which music is approached, composed, performed, and perceived, and everything from punk to techno to new age bears his unmistakable influence."

Here, I try to focus on the sheer diversity of the collaborations and influence. Features Laurie Anderson and David Bowie.

65 SONGS FOR STUDYING,PONDERING OR BOTH.MANY
THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR ALL THE LIKES AND KIND WORDS CONCERNING THE FIRST 5 MIXES IN THIS SERIES. ...KENT IN ATLANTA.

"It's three-thirty-five in the big city and, down the empty streets, white plastic shopping bags wrap themselves around lampposts. Bone-thin dogs nose the wet ground and somewhere, blocks away, rain boots slide across the tarmac. Sounds waft from behind almost lost memories. I dream of lions and lace."

Six tracks including music by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Ennio Morricone, and Jetty Webb.

Eleven tracks including.

This is what I would dive to in search of such wondrous creatures as the crayon ponyfish, constellation ray, and -- in the deepest unknown depths of the ocean -- the elusive jaguar shark. 18 increasingly subnautical tracks that eventually resurface, including music by Boards of Canada, Amon Tobin, and Brian Eno.

Music to accompany a blog post, 15 February 2012.

No percussion, no vocals. It's even responsible for making all of your sheep fall asleep. Includes music by Eluvium, Air, and Brian Eno & Harold Budd. Sweet dreams.

"And he spoke to them, propounding to them themes of music; and they sang before him, and he was glad" (Ainulindalë). Fourteen tracks including music by Cocteau Twins, Harold Budd and Lisa Gerrard

Eight tracks including music by Aine Minogue, Brian Eno & Harold Budd, and Enya.