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[miraielle]

I have a limited amount of in my iTunes library, tragically. And so I turn to you, o friendslist

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[babelmusic]

Kronos Quartet.

I am thinking in particular of their recording of Osvaldo Golijov's "Tenebrae," which I love. (And is actually the only thing of theirs I possess.)

As far as film soundtracks go, try Monster's Ball.

[180milehug]

Try "Morning Passages" from the soundtrack to The Hours; I think it's by Phillip Glass. I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but then I'm not really quite sure what you're looking for.

[zahdi]

Radiohead? I'm listening to "Ok Computer" (again) and I specifically thought of a part near the end of the song "Paranoid Android."

Also Third Eye Blind's self-titled debut, especially "Narcolepsy" and "How's it Gonna Be".

*thinks*

Thomas Newman (various film soundtracks) does a lot of lovely contemplative stuff.

[kimberkit]

I like _Sundown: A Windham Hill collection_ for less massage-ish but-still reflective music. MP3 collection here: http://www.amazon.com/Sundown-Windam-Hill-Piano-Collection/dp/B00136LT8W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1238684012&sr=8-2

[gwenergy]

my favorite music with no lyrics is a group called Tin Hat Trio, kind of quirky folksy. also, there's a string quartet version of Radiohead's OK Computer that's good, and Chris O'Reilly does piano versions of their songs that are edgy/classical