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Old 06-01-2015, 11:03 PM   #4
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@mitchables basicly i'm trying to find the most "insanely" soft/soothing music of all time

allow me to set the scene... a class of 16 three year olds is napping for two hours in their dark classroom and all we have to take their minds off the woes of preschool is my ipod and a dream machine clock radio with an auxiliary port from probably 2006

so far i've tailored a pretty good list which consists of/in:

m. ward
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luka bloom's "before sleep comes" album
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eight different 20 minute loops of this thing each with rain/fire/bird sounds in the background
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plus more!

so U get the idea... it's good, but i want more as to avoid hearing the same songs every day namsayin. so what you think about anything along these lines... stuff that is just really really slow and lethargic yafeelme...

thanks dgg
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