Lost Continent - Chapter I - The Journey


  • Singer: Lost Continent
  • Album's title: Chapter I - The Journey
  • Genre: Electronic, Jazz, Rock, Non Music, Folk, World, & Country
  • Label: Lost Continent ‎– I
    Type: CDr, Compilation, Limited Edition, Mixed, Numbered, Promo, Unofficial Release
    Country: UK
    Date of released: 30 Apr 2015
    Category: Electronic, Jazz, Rock, Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country
    Style: Ambient, Krautrock, Pacific, New Age, Field Recording, Abstract, Ethereal, Fusion, Drone
  • Format: FLAC MP3 RA MOD VOX ADX XM VOC MIDI
  • Size MP3 ZIP: 1863 mb
  • Size FLAC ZIP: 1899 mb
  • Rating: 4.9/5
  • Votes: 517
Lost Continent - Chapter I - The Journey

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Tracklist

1.1 –David Sylvian Preparations For A Journey
1.2 –John Hughes Daydream 7th Wave
1.3 –J.D. Emmanuel* Moonrise Over The Atlantic
1.4 –Bil Vermette Katha Visions
1.5 –Jürgen Müller Meeresbett Meditation
1.6 –Fondation Sur La Place
1.7 –Günter Schickert Puls
1.8 –Syberite 1984 Ambience
1.9 –Ricardo Donoso The Deck Of An Ancient Ship
1.10 –Harald Grosskopf Oceanheart
1.11 –Mickey Moonlight A Big Ship Passing
1.12 –Armando Sciascia In The Ocean Depths
1.13 –Eden Ahbez The Old Boat
1.14 –Martin Denny The Enchanted Sea
1.15 –Billy Cobham Spanish Moss "A Sound Portrait" : Storm
1.16 –Brian Eno The Big Ship
1.17 –Acoustic High-End Research Sea Side Ambience

Credits

  • Artwork – Fools
  • Compiled By – Alex Egan, Benedict Bull
  • Edited By, DJ Mix – Alex Egan

Notes

Includes snippets of 'Sea Side Ambience' by Acoustic High-End Research throughout.
Given out for free at Lost Continent on the 30th April 2015 only.
CD packaging folds out into A4 poster.
Limited to 23 numbered copies.
Exactly 1 hour long.

"Along the southerly shores great cataclysmic waves from the ocean rolled in over the land, and many fair hands went down.
The Sacred Writings were carried throughout the world 70,000 years or more ago, if we can depend on the movements of celestial bodies."

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