Watching footage of the eruption in Iceland got me thinking about a hypnotic short film of lava set to some Tangerine Dream music I’d taped off the TV in the mid-80s and used to watch all the time.
After much searching it seems to be the impossible to find “Qaf - The Sacred Mountain” [1985, Jamil Dehlavi] so I have no idea what TD tracks were on it and have ended up with this ambient classic on instead.
Was lucky to been at Miguel Migs first NYC gig probably 98 or 99 
I think it was at Cielo or Centro fly I’ll have to check the flyer.
It was September 2000 and Nelly Furtado was there, I think her first album was just out but us 3 Irish folk had no idea who she was…
Did anyone mention Naked Music?
Huge fan. Cant listen to too much of it though
Loved this
Fuck yes. Huge Naked Music fan around the millenium.
Loved a bit of NM.
Think I wore my copy of this beauty out.
(Rude Removements!)
I remember this being played my mate asked for the name of the track
That’s the jam. It’s was on the Get Naked compilation. I love how they embraced the UK broken beat and deep house artists too.
Used to love this, the rise above ep
Before he was $h! t
Naked Music just reminds me of every “cool” bar in Sydney playing this sound at the time - so polite and whitewashed. The era of clubbers who only ever purchased CD compilations and were more concerned about being seen than the actual music. Ugh.
Glasgow’s Seated Records issue the first album, proper, by sorely overlooked, early ‘80s unit 22 Beaches - eight jewels of familiar yet distant indie jangle seductively offset with balmy Balearic grooves Stitching a trio of rare compilation cuts with five gems previously unreleased in any form.
Early Cobby. Forgot how good this is - Steve put up on his Reels earlier. Remember first coming across Ashley & Jackson on Warehouse Raves 3 with the track The Sermon, which led me to investiogate further and discoivered this buried on the B-side of that release - still stands up today.
Not much of the Naked/Om stuff has aged particularly well, imho
