craigb
Rubycon and Phaedra, both fun.  Then I love Optical Race, Exit, Lily on the Beach, Rockoon, Tyger & Goblin's Club.  The Dream Mixes are a nice change up.  So many styles, so much to like!  (Hey, what can I say?  I've got over 130 albums from them plus the Canyon Dreams DVD which they supply the soundtrack for.  )

The Phaedra anniversary DVD is awesome, and it shows, if anything, how much Edgar Froese knows about synthesizers and play them. The pieces are so clean and original sounding that you kinda forget the time difference in between these pieces. Absolutely beautiful, and considering that I had already seen TD three times, seeing this DVD, only made things even better for me, when it comes to who the real "masters" of synthesizers really are. Sorry Keith. Sorry Rick ... this guys makes you both look like high schoolers!
 
The hardest piece of music for meditating with, is the Frank Perry's first 2 albums. Like the words in it, it says that if you can't flow on it, you will have a headache and it's true, mostly because you are forcing a meditation that isn't there! When you just flow with it, and let it go, the sounds take you to an incredible trip to nowhere and everywhere at the same time. Sometimes it is good to let go of thinking, and these pieces are specially made for that!
 
So, if you fall asleep ... you didn't miss anything. See you later!