Strange Cargo III by William Orbit

Strange Cargo III

William Orbit

2.77
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didn't seem to hold up to modern listening in the electronic music category, but wasn't too painful

Meh. Could have keeping the Indian style throughout the album why not.

Just okay background noise

2.5 | No tengo mucho que decir sobre este álbum aparte de que es agradable. En realidad, es una música agradable con la que trabajar sin ser brillante. Creo que también he tenido esa experiencia con otra música ambiental en la lista lo cual comienza a quitarle puntos por el desgaste. La mitad de los discos instrumentales en la lista siento proponen cosas interesantes y la otra mitad son como este... "agradables". Quizá el único punto donde este es diferente es que los ritmos son un poco más estimulantes, poquito menos repetitivos y con cierta fluidez en cambios que otra música ambiental. Mi cabeza me dice que es un disco que no tiene que hacer en la lista aunque pudiera quizá ver la influencia que tendría en la música electrónica a medida que avanzaban los 90. No estoy seguro de que tanta influencia tuvo realmente pero posiblemente eso lo justificaría.

El tipo que compuso los discos modernos de Madonna… Ya con eso. Y luego también de Blur, U2, Britney y hasta No Doubt. Difícil imaginar para donde va su estilo. Pero este disco en particular me sonó como a epítome de los 90, con algo de pretensión de música mundial, pero con mame de cafetería y beats. No me funciona. El disco se pasó rápido. Tres veces. De eso que no notas que hay música sonando porque igual se va tan al fondo que quizá mi cabeza estaba cantando otra cosa.

Come on 1001 album random generator, give me something GOOD! This album suffers a little bit from being the latest in a line of albums that range from terrible to just meh. There is just nothing to get excited about here.

Unmemorable, tedious background music.

not too interesting

Definitely can sense the influence on vaporwave and minimal electronic music. Some songs reminded me of dvd main menu music for a sci Fi flick

It was surprisingly okay.

not my style, an album that I think you need to be in a specific mode to enjoy, most of the music was relaxing and good to work with but the last couple of songs were scary.

Random hodgepodge of electronica. Some decent stuff but too noodley. Makes The Orb sound structured

Expected to be heard at a funky health spa. Almost tribal dance.

Quite pleasant background music. Reminds me of Tim Snell.

I wasn't sure whether to rate this 2 or 3 stars. It wasn't too bad to listen to but I gave it 2 stars in the end because I know it is music that I will not return to.

Really not for me

Not my type of music.

Lol. Trip hop/ambient nonsense.. idk I’m in a crappy mood because I’ve been sitting at the dealership all morning. Also straight up skipped the Motörhead live album from yesterday.

Tällaisellekin on varmasti aikansa ja paikkansa, mutta tänään ei toiminut.

Electric Instrumental. Not my thing but good to read by.

Very 90's

bullshit

It's the wrong side of EDM for me I'm afraid. Not into this 90s bleepy bloopy singy stuff.

mm rarísimo, no me gustó.

Electronic music by and large is just seemingly not my thing. I just find it boring for the most part with few exceptions.

No way

Heismusikk, for de som liker å kjøre heis en time i strekk....

Snooze. DNF

Did anyone listen to this without falling asleep?

The Good: We are warned about the cargo being strange… The Bad: We aren’t sure if the III means there are three cargos, or if this is the third cargo, or if III is code for something… The Ugly: Realizing that III stands for It Is Idiotic! EDM… why why why are we getting one too many obscure British EDM, or electronica, or whatnot, thrown at us? And if they aren’t British, then we find out they are French… So, thanks William for putting a frown on my face this morning, as I had hoped this was something avant-garde… but then, the frown just turned into sobbing and tears and anguish and such…

the production is extraordinary, but it sounds like music from a porn theater. there are hundreds of albums that sound similar.

Day810 - strange indeed and not in a good way

William Orbit’s "Strange Cargo III" is meticulously produced, but it lacks a certain something. The sonic landscape is the equivalent of a fluffy cloud - soft, ethereal, and pleasant - but the music simply drifts past without ever truly grabbing the listener. Consequently, the album feels aimless. The repetitive nature of its ambient-dub structures makes it difficult to sustain interest over its 63-minute duration. By the fifth track, the compositions fail to demand attention, and nothing following that point manages to recapture it. The result is a listening experience that is entirely dull. 1. "Water from a Vine Leaf" (vocals: Beth Orton) – 7:05 (3/5) 2. "Into the Paradise" (vocals: Baby B) – 5:41 (2/5) 3. "Time to get Wize" (vocals: Divine Bashim) – 4:10 (1/5) 4. "Harry Flowers" – 4:31 (1/5) 5. "A Touch of the Night" (vocals: Cleo Torres) – 5:03 (1/5) 6. "The Story of Light" (vocals: Baby B) – 6:21 (1/5) 7. "Gringatcho Demento" (vocals: Cleo Torres) – 6:38 (1/5) 8. "A Hazy Shade of Random" – 5:09 (1/5) 9. "Best Friend, Paranoia" (vocals: Cleo Torres) – 4:35 (1/5) 10. "The Monkey King" (vocals: Laurie Mayer) – 5:16 (1/5) 11. "Deus Ex Machina" – 5:40 (1/5) 12. "Water Babies" – 3:42 (1/5) Total - 15 Average - 1.25 284/1001 152/284 albums reviewed were new to me

I refuse to be the music bro that tries to find the bright side in this. It’s boring ambience music that you’d hear on some $20 dollar bin game in 2006 for the PS2. To make matters worse, there’s a Strange Cargo II that I accidentally listened to the first couple songs of as well. #StopTheCount

It’s interesting cause this is easy listening and I do like time to get wize but good grief this is not iconic or influential this is ps2 ratchet and clank music which is fine but it’s not anything I would ever revisit but it’s just strange to have it here. All the songs blend together and yeah. Next

I'm deeply offended by this type of crap. -1 please...

Noa vibe

Could not get into this at all. Sounds like a soundtrack to a dated 90s banking drama

Ends up being just background music, really. Not worthy of a spot on this list.

I like electronic music. I like ambient electronic music. But every time I see a 90s electronic album I've not heard of on this list my heart sinks because it's almost certainly going to be absolute rubbish. This one continues that trend.

Why do people listen to this music? It’s like reading a novel made by AI.

Feels like it should be playing during the planning montage of a heist flick.

One of the most pointless hour-long albums you'll ever hear. It's either a similar groove or electronic sound effects that hardly register as music at all

Strange Cargo III is one of those albums that really makes you scratch your head as to why it is included on the 1001 albums to hear before you die list as William Orbit has had a pretty unremarkable musical career with his own outputs but has done some pretty amazing work for other people. Strange Cargo 3 brings absolutely nothing new to the table in terms of Downtempo or Ambient Dub music, even at a time when both genres were just starting to find their roots after the UK indie scenes helped put a face to the sounds. This project feels like a bunch of tinkering but no actual quality work coming from it. I liked Water From A Vine Leaf but everything afterwards just felt so flat and dull. As much as I'd love to praise William Orbit for his work, this album makes it really hard to give any love to the guy and honestly makes me think he just got lucky working with some actually competent artists.

sorry, i need lyrics

Not a fan

Pas du tout aimé

Probably my least favorite type of music.

Not it 1.5

Un embole total. Música de iglesia. No veía la hora de que termine.

I don’t like electronic music I guess

I don't understand ambiant music. It just Is not for me. 2/10

forgettable background music in a low-budget spy thriller. the hacker is IN. i was forgetting this in real time. i'm half convinced that this album included repeats because i earnestly could not tell you a single notable thing about any of these tracks. i don't even know what to make of the weirdly orientalist vibe from the cover or how it shifted from vaguely techno scifi to an indiana jones temp score pillaging an ancient temple. if there's one thing you'd hope from ambient music, it's a good vibe, but the vibe here is simply terrible.

Okay I can't complain about the English bias every time it comes up so... Let me complain about the weird electronic music bias that I'm sure is not due to the average age of the reviewers happening to grow up listening to this music. This sounds like music from one of those cheap movie studios that create knock offs of major franchises for a spy themed film. They'd call it something like "mission: unlikely" and it'd air on the syfy network for some reason. It's not good but it is absolutely inoffensive which means a lot after yesterday. I know there's good albums on this list and I really could use one about now.

Neither strange nor particularly weighty like cargo, this is zone-out-w/-ya-sack-out-music: it's for the gamer w/o even a desire to beat the level. The main effect of this record is the hapless feeling that you're stuck, and stuck for good, not in a loop, which can be pleasurable, but literally in one dumb spot forever. It makes me want to do bad things and then confess my sins to a fucker w/o god's warrant to redeem. It's not big like The Chemical Bros or trippy like Massive Attack and Portishead - the best it has to offer is not a good time, or an interesting one, but something that borders on solace but is far too bland for that: makes me think that those of us who want uplift & spirit need some added chaos. +, I hate Orbit's pseudo-eastern gestures.

Ugh. Did not work as ambient for me

Didn't finish cause its not quite my vibe. I like songs with some lyrics I can follow

From the outset you can hear foreshadowing of the production that would work so well on Madonna’s mid/late- nineties albums. However i’m not a big fan of electronic music and this ambient nonsense does little to change me that with its whispery vocals and bleeps. Overall I toggled between bored and irritated by this album. It is very much of its era with bits reminding me of acts like the propellerheads at times, but without the same impact they had.

Listening to this was such a slog. I listened to the first 5 tracks, then jumped ship and had to pick up the rest the next day. I just don't get the attraction in this type of music, especially outside of a club setting. It feels utterly bizarre to me that, even if this type of thing is what you're into, you'd put this record on while doing the ironing. For my tastes, this had no redeeming features at all. 1/5

Mir persönlich zu 90er. Ich sehe aber warum das Album als hörenswert empfunden wird. Viele Psychedelische aber nicht zu drüber klänge.

Not a house fan. Sounded like no royalty music they play on YouTube videos.

Second album skip after two songs. No way I’m listening to an hour of this.

Forgot it was playing, didn't even hear it at points, it was so quiet.

Never heard of this guy * Water from a vine leaf - is this gonna be like chill electronica? Ok, some spoken word…interesting. * Into the Paradise - boring and repetitive. I’ve got a bad feeling about the rest of this album * Well, I will comment if a song actually catches my ear. * Just so boring. First album I have bailed on I think.

Let’s get a few things straight. I owned a reasonable synthesizer and sequencer when I was in college. I made better music than this and I really had no clue what I was doing. Albums like this make me want to quit this entire project. WTF.

What was this? Whatever it was i don't like it.

I really don't want to hear Strange Cargo I or II either

add it to the list

Feels very dated to the early 90s.

Spa day?

Couldn’t pretend to care about William Orbit (as a musician).

Elektrische Musik, na und?

I hate it when an album like this comes up. Not enjoyable at all.

1. uuater - 1 2. paradize -1.5 3. time - 1.5 4. Flowers - 1.5 5. Night -1 6. Light - 1 7. Demento - 2 8. Hazy - 1.5 9. Friend -1 10. Monkey - 1.5 11. Machina -1.5 12. Babies -1

Major flaw of this album is that I can't find any movement in it. It just goes on and goes on. If I want' ambient background I could make much better choices and if I want upbeat electronic I still could find better options. I don't know what purpose this album would serve on my music likings.

Na mog I goar ned

Ambient, fattar inte poängen

This album is boring as fuck, dude.

Nej, gud vad tråkigt. Som nån skrev, låter bitvis som musiken i en 90-talsfilm när de hackar sig in i en databas. Låter som demo-musik mest.

this was so bloody shit, minus 10 stars

Des de el principio no me ha acabado de gustar, simplemente no es mi estilo, pero tampoco esta mal. 1/10

Mid asf

I’d heard of William Orbit before because he wrote/produced a ton of hit songs. He did not write himself any hits. This was terrible. So boring. It was mostly instrumental. I was tuning it out because it was so quiet and boring.

Boring low effort back ground music.

Not for me.

Lyssnade inte färdigt, inte min grej. 1

I wish this didn’t exist. I don’t understand the appeal at all

Not my thing

Very meh

Just background music.

Generic electronica. Contains only the thinnest of ideas, all needlessly stretched into 5-7 minute tracks. Best thing that can be said of it that the production is pristine.

Boring

Seriously? This is on the list? WTF! 1,001 albums that are pure garbage. The author of the book must be doing some kind of psychological experiment to see how much crap we will put up with.

I almost fell asleep

Bit boring isn't it

Plus j'écoute de l'électro pré-Daft-Punk ou The Prodigy, plus je comprends pourquoi ces groupes ont marqué l'histoire : les trucs d'avant étaient giga nuls.

Zzzzz😴 WTF is this? Mall or elevator music.

Well that was an hour and three minutes I’ll never get back. This is why this list is a challenge. It exposes you to albums you wouldn’t be caught dead listening to. While I am no stranger to some well known electronica and ambient music, this album is nothing but boring to sit through. Some songs do make small impressions (the opener was promising) but today was not the day for this downtempo slug. Here’s to better music tomorrow. 2/10 (now a 3/10, but still 1/5 on this scale)

Bij het eerste nummer dacht ik: cool, klinkt best vet door mijn koptelefoon. Maar na vier nummers had ik het precies toch wel gehad. Zou wel echt sicke liftmuziek zijn. Ik zie opportuniteiten. 1.4

I think this list is pretty clueless on electronic music. This is dreary.

90s muzak

Electronic music will never click with me. It’s interesting as a tech demo, but it is just painful to actually listen to. I can’t fathom anyone sitting down and putting this on and having a good time.

It's just one very long song.

All the reviews saying this is 90s spy/heist movie background music are pretty accurate. Like a lot of 90s electronic music, it’s very repetitive and rather boring in a sit at home/work and listen environment. I’ve never enjoyed this type of stuff and this is no exception.

So I guess a substantial chunk of the 1001 list is just the editor reliving his beloved British rave days in the 90s? Is that what he's doing to us?

Interesting.

I don’t care for this trippy dippy electronica genre at all. And to the extent this was even close to garnering a 2, -1 for not being available on mainstream platforms. That by itself tells you all you need to know about it.

This crawled so that Moby could slowly stumble.

No loschtigi space scifi musig. Tönt halt leider nochemne bellige Actionfelm. Es wederholt sech gfühlt au emmer weder. Ned so mis

I'm no fan of electronic music, and this is above average for that set. I almost got to 2 stars for this album, but then the end of the album drove me up a wall. Basically room tone noises with some bleeps and bloops then dialogue from a movie. Somebody should teach electronic musicians how to end songs / albums.

p722. 1993. 1 star. "You are in a queue and your call will be handled shortly". Cue William Orbit. Tedious call centre music from a Moby wannabee without the talent or samples. "Your call is important to us. Please remain on the line."

Yuck. I hate 90s techno

I was gonna give it some props for sounding ahead of its time. But then I realised I misread the year and it's 1993 not 1983. So... I didn't really have anything positive to say....it's very easy to ignore?

Two straight days of boring ambient garbage

altijd hetzelfde... van begin tot einde... dan doet ac/dc dat trucje een stuk beter

*Tony Soprano voice* I HATE THIS FUCKING SHIT

No electronic album should bebin any top list.

1 stjerne

Ahhhhh early 90s stoner electronica. Utter utter garbage

Not for me

Beverly Hills Cop is a fantastic movie; with a mediocre soundtrack. This is like that soundtrack; only worse.

I accidentally listened to half of Strange Cargo II and that half was better than this whole. Great background music though gotta be honest.

William Orbit - Strange Cargo III This is the first time I hear from this artist and honestly, I expected a lot more from it, specially with the album cover, which looked very promising. However, some of these songs are good and decent at least, the album itself isn't really mediocre, it's just that it's not really my type of music. Listen, I do like ambient music (don't get me wrong), but I have heard better ambient music than this to be honest, but I don't know, that's just me. Give it a listen, but beware, the first listen from this album will be... interesting to say at least. 1.- Water From A Vine Leaf = 7/10 2.- Into The Paradise = 6/10 3.- Time To Get Wize = 5/10 4.- Harry Flowers = 6/10 5.- A Touch Of The Night = 5/10 6.- The Story Of Light = 7/10 7.- Gringatcho Demento = 5/10 8.- A Hazy Shade Of Random = 6/10 9.- Best Friend, Paranoia = 5/10 10.- The Monkey King = 4/10 11.- Deus Ex Machina = 4/10 12.- Water Babies = 6/10 FINAL SCORE = 66/120

no. stop it.

[vigorously shaking] “Magic eight ball, are ANY of these English electronic albums going to be inspiring whatsoever?” [UNLIKELY]

Just not a fan of electronica. This is not nearly as bad as some of the other stuff I've heard from this site, but really just not for me. It was decent background music and there was nothing offensive to my ears, just not something I enjoy. I'll go with a 1.5 because it did not annoy the shit out of me. 1.5

Not the best triphoppy. Started strong, but then got a bit too experimental for me.

Unavailable.

Oh. My. God. It’s so bloody boring. The worst kind of electronica. The kind of sonic wallpaper that would have soundtracked a hyped up PlayStation game that spent 30 times the budget on marketing than it did for gameplay and development.

what on gods green earth is the general purpose of this music?

Ambient consisting of 30 Seconds of processed guitar creating an ethereal ambient soundscape, then forgetting about that guitar, some hard-panned arpeggiated synth out of nowhere going in repeat

Laid back elevator music. R.I.P. Tom J. Killorin

I refuse to believe people actually find this good. It Was supposedly banned from my region on Apple Music so I had to listen to the entire album on YouTube where the comments hyped it up. Clearly in the minority? It’s not good

Garbage

Not the music for me

Ambient electronica. Not distinct at all, bland and uninteresting. I couldn't finish the entire thing. It seems more like a game soundtrack than essential listening. A whole lot of nothing.

Could not wait for this to end.

I need lyrics!!! This was okay but this sounded like a score.

oh god Even though this is electronica from 1993 I'm going to be a good sport and give it 3 tracks to win me over. The first track is 7 minutes long so don't act like I'm not a hero. Okay, no this is not for me. Thank you.

Liikaa hurinaa hiljaisuudessa, en saa tällaisesta mitään irti. Tuntuu turhalta mystiikalta ja sen fiilistelyltä, vaikka tää selkeesti koettaa pitää jalat maassa.

Ex-pilvenpolttajan koti-ilta.

My 1993-self might have liked this but my 2024-self thinks it's too AI-ELEVATOR MUZAK sounding, 2 stars

Ambient throwaway garbage.

What is it with this list and endless terrible British electronica musicians. There are maybe 3 good British electro musicaians. The rest is utterly disappointing. I have no idea how it happened to be on this list. 1.5/5.

I didn’t get it. Boring and I I don’t see why it’s on the list.

Ambient electronic music just isn't it. Play the drums for real, at least. This does not age well. I love this list for the music it introduces but I hate it all the same for the time it wastes on shit like this.

La prima , la seconda e la quinta abbastanza insignificanti. La terza ,la quarta e la sesta sono già più carine

Nee, wirklich nicht....

By the time I got halfway through, I thought I was still on track 1. Techno ambience but in a desperately dull way.

This was not for me. I listened to at least part of each song but ended up skipping through quite a bit.

Classic 90’s dance/techno/electronics sound. At first I could picture 90’s Duran Duran playing over the music. The songs here don’t seem to separate themselves from the next one. The usual “dead air” occurs between the songs so you know a new song has come on but the tempo doesn’t change. This album could be used as music for when you are on the phone and are on hold.

Ugh, the only thing worse than electronica is faux new age electronica. There were some cool guitar riffs in the first couple songs, and then I resigned myself to suffering through it as background music. But even that didn't lead to an enjoyable experience, because there was always some random sound or an odd voice to pull my focus back to it and interrupt what I was doing. Is the "Deux Ex Machina" track an actual excerpt from a video game vignette? Like, what on Earth am I listening to? No thank you. Do not want. 1 star

Not in Apple Music. Only listened to first song. Not my cup of tea.

Incredibly dull really

Robot sounds and noises that you might hear during a spooky movie scene in like a forest (63 minutes). Favorite song: Water From A Vine Leaf 2/2/24

Did not like this.

I listened to the album, "The xx", by xx. I didn't like any of the songs, nor the voices of the singers.

could i write poetry to this? n

What is this? It reminds me of Ross playing random noises on the keyboard in Friends.

Not available on streaming

Do you remember the famous cult album Strange Cargo III? Me neither.

Bit bland innit 1/5

This one isn't bad. Just really not my thing

1.5/5. Boring and unenjoyable. Listening to cars on a highway would be more interesting.

Hipster Muzak. Polished and soulless.

Heard it before?: No Enjoy it?: No it’s not my thing Favourite song: didn’t have one

We should take all 90s English Electronica (except Massive Attack) and burn it like Fahrenheit 451. Hunt all copies and any proof of existence, and go full pyromaniac on them. Going "AaaAaaWoooOooAaaa" in your boring instrumental electronica doesn't make it more interesting or sophisticated. "I listen to WORLD MUSIC" and then they put on crap like this. Grab a shovel man. Learn how to grow your own crops man.

Bored now.

Wasn’t on Apple Music

Why...

Fuck this album. It’s not important, it’s not good. Why is this even on the list?

This is garbage. How any can listen to this I do not know. Yes, I listened to the whole thing and apart from feeling like I need a shower I feel ok. But who knows how much look term damage this has done to my brain!?

This is not great to me. I can imagine this would be music I would enjoy making, but it does not seem significant in any musical way. It sounds like straight forward electronic music that is decently produced. I would expect to hear this in any yoga studio, but would never seek it out.

Now this list is just over reaching. It sounds like something that soundtracks a bad Steven Seagal movie. The Beth Orton appearance (on one song mind you) would ordinarily bump it up a notch, but they even screw that up by burying her in the middle of a 7 plus minute track.

Nope! Didn't like William Orbit the first time around, not into it this time either. Fuck off electronic shit.

This is just boring. It reminds me of Moby and I REALLY don’t like Moby.

I think this sort of thing launched a million chill out albums from the late 90s to the early 00s. Still confused as to why Leftfield isn't in this book because it's better. As is The Orb, Little Fluffy Clouds this isn't. First track reminded me strongly of another track that has the same effect but it never launched into it, so that was frustrated. I've just placed it. It was a different version but off Northern Exposure by Sasha + Digweed, my trusty chill out/spaced out trance of choice during those years. The Story of Light sounds exactly like the Happy Mondays did several years earlier. The tracks at the end are kind of just... nothing. But not interesting nothing. Music with space to breathe can be awesome, see The Necks and the like. This does nothing with that space. Last track was ok. Feels very dated generally, extremely dated production, I don't have the nostalgia for these tracks to carry me over that bump. Also they aren't that interesting. I did like stuff like this back in the day quite a lot and occasionally go back to it but these tracks severely do not grab me. So this isn't for me, now. I'm not really sure other than maybe 2 tracks it was for me then either. Hazy Shade of Random, Water from a vine leaf (Spooky's Xylem Flow mix)

at first, i thought this would just be yet another weird electronic album i couldn't get into. but oh no, the album cover is racist as hell! i guess asian cultures are considered strange, because the world is euro-centric due to some ignorant brit making music in the UK? not to mention, calling it strange and then pointedly using asian instruments in your music isn't a great way to go, my guy. i try include something positive about an album: i do find enjoyment in asian music in general, and i did enjoy the usage of various asian instruments. but william orbit can fuck right off, because you know this wasn't done respectfully. i don't agree with this album's place on this list at all.

I couldn't get through this album... it was just too boring

We’re far enough into 1001 Albums, and I’m hooked enough, that having a mediocre album feels like a genuine bummer. This album was just really boring! There was nothing about it that I really connected with. A while back, I got really deep into early 90s sample CD’s… when sampling had escaped the hardware, and now there were hundreds (!!) of loops available for use on the computer. And boy, it’s some great stuff, but it all sounds so, *so* impossibly 90s. Like, every sound in those early sample CDs made it into every CSI episode, every late night thriller b-movie, ever 90s techno or dance track. This album is nothing but those CDs! I can barely hear anything else, past the super dated sounds and loops. I like those sounds, in a kind of fun endearing nostalgic way, but the compositions here just left me super bored. The ending of the album had a tiny bit more for me to like in it, but everything else is just hard to listen to for very long. And I’m not a listener who hears the lyrics first, by any stretch, but you get the sense that William Orbit actually does not care what lyrics his singers are saying. Hoping for something spicier tomorrow… 1/5

I suppose it was some pioneer work to do such an album in the early 90ies. But it didn’t take me.

2/10 boooooring

Trance music is one of the main genres I listen to, but I'm just not a fan of Orbit's mixing, at least on this album. It could also be because it's an early entry into the genre and just doesn't know what it wants to be yet.

This didn't do much for me. Not bad as background music, but not really memorable either.

Just straight boring

I'm sure these are excellent beeps and books but I was just bored

plinky, pseudy, sub-ambient

I suspect this album will not be included in future editions of this list. Super-bland 90s background music. Reverb-drenched synth pads, dub bass lines, people mumbling about stuff. Instantly forgettable. This is the soundtrack to the part of the film where the protagonist and the love interest go to a house party, accidently get high and sit on the roof talking about their feelings.

I really don't dig it

Interesting

This was very much a product of it's time. A lot of albums on this list sound timeless, but this sounds like someone in 1993 making an album of what it's like to make an album in 1993. It might have been revolutionary or mind blowing at the time, but now it sounds VERY dated.

Are you serious?

Snoozefest

Low volume, as background noise, and I'd fall asleep to this.

I was out 34 seconds into this album. What the fuck was that

Wow, what a turd

Ho he intentat però no he aconseguit entrar-hi. Aquest rollo ambient-electrònic no em fa el pes.

Sinceramente, no me ha interesado nada. Música electrónica cercana a la pista de baile pero que al final no es ni una cosa ni la otra. Ha envejecido mal para mi gusto totalmente prescindible.

Did not enjoy

I'm not sure why this album is on this listen. This album mixed a lot of different sounds together.

William Orbit? More like William Orshit.

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