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Volume 349
0:00:00 — "Night Voices" (Edit) by 101 North (1988)
0:07:07 — "Snail Groove" by Simon Stockhausen (1992)
0:12:12 — DJ
0:19:30 — "Rue Lambert" by The Tab Two (1994)
0:21:18 — "L.A. Desert" by Pablo's Eye (1992)
0:24:01 — "The Island of Green" (Edit) by Mac Dowell & Krell (1993)
0:27:57 — "Windows of the World" (Edit) by Schönherz & Scott (1987)
0:32:04 — "Lake Ice" by David Borden (1993)
0:37:03 — "Aparis" (Edit) by Markus Stockhausen & Simon Stockhausen & Jo Thönes (1990)
0:41:49 — "Sa Dva Lika" (Edit) by Lola V. Stain (1992)
0:46:47 — "Tamil Nadu" by Pablo's Eye (1992)
0:48:58 — "Friendship" by Méditerranée (1988)
0:52:48 — "Michael's Theme" by Fred Wackenhut (1985)
0:59:00 — "Contemplative Ascent" (Edit) by Michael Amerlan (1985)
0:59:27 — "Der Gläserne Tunnel (Eingang) / Tunnel Of Glass (Entrance)" by Lothar Krell (1991)
1:02:06 — "Lantern Sky" by Tim Clement & Kim Deschamps (1994)
1:05:09 — "Человечность" (Edit) by UMAN (1992)
1:06:49 — "Erotica" (Edit) by Άκης Δαούτης (1998)
1:10:11 — "Tranquil Embrace" (Part 2) by Morgan Fisher (1992)
1:13:25 — "The Crystal World" by Mo Boma (1996)
1:17:07 — "While You Were Gone" by Rick Braun (1992)
1:19:39 — "Infinity" by Dino Pacifici (1994)
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Echoing the obscure languor of Michelangelo Antonioni’s slow classic L’Avventura, on The light was sharp, our eyes were open ambient synth washes lurch with a wiry portent and slide guitar stretches out quixotically pensive soundscapes which from the Aeolian Islands to cobbled Sicilian streets and the Tiber which runs through the Italian capital shift from the sea to rain-soaked urbanity and back again.
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