Seems like lately I’ve wanted to start shows by helping you get your groove on. I’m trying not to picture you twirling and spinning around the living room, but I must say I’d be glad if you were. You take it easy on the pelvic movements there, Elvis. This ain’t that kind of place. Fair warning: I do wax a little rhapsodic for a couple minutes about a meaningful-to-me album at the end. You know there’s a “stop” button, right?
Start Claudio Crispo, Dark Sun (single)
5.17 Cosmic Soup Kitchen, Spicy Pumpkin, Soul of the Machine (compilation)
12.47 Mark Isham, Musings—in Two Parts, Soul of the Machine (compilation)
16.56 Samatha, Samatha II, Mara
21.03 M. Sage, Tender of Land (Patrick’s Version) (single)
25.49 Unknowndivide, Ghost, Existence
31.36 DAYOFWRATH, The Warrior’s Pilgrimage, And the World Will Perish in Flames
35.30 Meadow Argus, The Walls Were Supposed to be Green But They’re Blue (Instrumental), Somewhere Near Medina
47.14 Erwilian, Wandering (Live), Cascadia
54.49 Sundaug, Isles of the Blessed, To Bloom, To Wither
58.59 Eric Bikales, Humility, Mandala
1.02.37 East Forest, Samana, Prana
1.10.18 Giles Reaves, Strength, Wunjo
1.15.42 Forrest Fang, Dream of the Last Fisherman, The Fata Morgana Dream
1.26.45 Jeff Greinke, The River, Before Sunrise
Hypnagogue Podcast 
Hi John,
Thanks, as always, for including my music in your podcast. Sending my
greetings from the currently soggy East Bay.
Regards,
Forrest
Always a pleasure, my friend.
Really enjoyable selection! Loved hearing your backstory on Wunjo. My first exposure to his music was his next album, Nothing is Lost, and Wunjo was by that time already legend due to its limited availability. It was almost 30 years before I finally heard it and it was worth the wait.
Giles Reaves, like Richard Burmer, is often overlooked and unappreciated by those who don’t know the deep roots of the genre.