Jeff Pearce has been at the forefront of meditative music since his first cd release in 1993. Music from Jeff's recordings has been featured on nationally syndicated radio programs (such as "Music from the Hearts of Space" and "Echoes), reviewed in magazines such as Billboard, Downbeat, and Alternative Press, and has been heard in numerous concert appearances- both solo and with the Windham Hill Winter Solstice concerts.

the very first jazz band i fell in love with.
...about ten years past since the first time i listen to the first two tracks on audio cassete, and i still think this two is the most beautiful Smooth-Jazz compositions ever.

a little unusual for our community, but this band was a legend and has to be here at least for the list
Call it what you want: emo-core, alternative, sneaker metal...the Deftones seemed the most unlikely quartet to come out on Madonna's Maverick Records. The music is agro, abrasive, and damn near primal from the disc's first few seconds. Tool-like whisperings of frontman Chino Moreno can bring the mood from disconcerting to downright dangerous in seconds. Heavy, chunky guitar riffs, mad raps, and testy tempo changes make this a must-have for fans of whisper-to-a-primal-scream alterna-rock.

This CD includes frequency for brainwave entrainment, 3-D sound and nature sound that directly work on your subconscious, and each music increases your desired mind state. The purpose of the first track is "Releasing stress", the second track is "Lifting depression" and the third track is "Calm & Happy mind".

Ry Cooder in a special 1977 concert recorded at BBC Television Centre, playing with the Chicken Skin Band.

This is a live recording of the fifth showcase that Mark Knopfler did to promote his new album "Kill to get Crimson". After Berlin, Madrid, Amsterdam, and London, the AVO Session Basel has the honour of being his host festival. The tickets were not sold, but could only be won in contests on TV, the internet and on several radio stations. Track List: Donegan's gone - Song for Sonny Liston - Rüdiger - Let it all go - The fizzy and the still - True love will never fade - Done with Bonaparte - Postcards from Paraguay - Brothers in arms - Our Shangri-La

This is the legendary concert on christmas eve 1975 as broadcasted by the BBC.

This set captures a 2008 performance by electronic music pioneer, Klaus Schulze.
Playing at Germany’s “Night of the Prog III” festival, he gives as crackling a performance as can be expected by a then-60-year-old synth master surrounded by enormous stacks of gear on a humongous open-air stage.