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Premillennial Landscape #2

from a decade dreaming by dreamSTATE

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Recorded 1999 08 31 at Garvey's in Toronto
(Scott M2 + Jamie Todd)

This is the section that immediately followed Premillennial Landscape #1 in the set and it felt like more of an album closer.

I created an extra-long fade-out to ease people slowly out of the mix. I was also pleased that it included a field recording - which were always important elements of our early shows. - Scott M2

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from a decade dreaming, released August 18, 2009
Scott M2 and Jamie Todd

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dreamSTATE Toronto, Ontario

Founded in 1995, the dreamSTATE duo of Scott M2 (Scott McGregor Moore) and Jamie Todd (URM) are a Canadian ambient music group best known for their soundscape installations and trailblazing live ambient and drone music performances.

They also curate the long-running AMBiENT PiNG concert series in Toronto and are founders of the DRONE:KLUB community drone-improv group. ... more

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