Can you help me identify this "space music" song that aired on a local PBS station years ago?
http://oranchak.com/space%20music%202.mp3
(You can also go to http://oranchak.com/?p=304 and hit the first play button.)
Can anyone help me identify the name and artist of this song?
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But one possibility is that you were listening to the Hearts of Space. HOS was one of the only places to hear space & ambient music on public radio in the 80's. (If you're a fan of the ambient you probably already know this.)
If that's what you were listening to, and you can narrow it down to a reasonable timeframe, you could listen to all the HOS shows from that timeframe at the HOS website (subscription is necessary).
http://hos.com
Another possibility is to post this question to the discussion group "rec.music.ambient". There may be someone who recognizes the music.
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.music.ambient/topics?pli=1
Another place to ask this question is the Ambient Music Mailing List.
http://music.hyperreal.org/lists/ambient/ambient.info
And the last place I can suggest to look for help is the Last.fm Ambient Forum. Its a pretty active forum and you might have your best bet for help there.
http://www.last.fm/group/Ambient+music+fans/forum
I'm sure there are others as well.
Good luck with your search!
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That's so cool! I know for a fact that I was listening to that same show when it first aired. I was volunteering at the college radio station at Penn State at the time and listened to HOS religiously. I'm so glad you found your answer!