Weekday

first off. This is an amazing album for those who want something ambient to chill too. I will give it a 5/5 on that aspect till further notice. My biggest mistake though was purchasing an mp3 version of this on amazon, and here's why. If you purchase the mp3 version of this, the audio files you get will be fine for the most part. But there will be little hiccups on EVERY song that detere from the overall beauty of the music. I'm talking about little skips, little annoyances, that just pop out of NOWHERE. When I get the chance, im going to ask amazon to do something off this, because I had no choice but to purchase a cd of this and rip the songs myself. (considering you will not find audio files for this album on the internet).If anyone has any questions concerning my people fill free to ask me!

This is the PERFECT soundtrack for a "weekday" off from work, stoned off your BUTT!Little blips and bleeps so perfectly orchestrate the floating cloud formations rolling in the deep blue sky outside your window. Whether you use it for sleeping, chillaxin' or writing, it's this little independently-released gem is the perfect companion.My only wish after having heard this CD is that Carpet Musics might have recorded a followup effort. Alas, they did not. Be that as it may, here you have one of those kinds of Ambient records that goes down in your own personal history as one of those "albums of your lifetime." It's that gorgeous and mesmerizing. Works great as a soundtrack to a "weekday" nap TOO! It ranks right up there with two of my all-time favorite Ambient CD's: "Adour" by Teebs and "The Ambient Collection" by Art Of Noise! "Weekday" is, like these aforementioned two titles, a sonic MASTERpiece! :-)

The term "ambient music" is used in so many contexts today that even the subgenres ("dark ambient", "space music", and a world of other headings, all used by different to describe wildly different sounds). Yet Carpet Musics' Weekday can only be described as ambient sound. It's not pure synths--some conventional instruments are also used. The resulting sound isvery pleasing, quiet, atmospheric music with a strong hint of pop sound. This is good music to relax and enjoy. There's nothing earth-shatteringly new here, and the pace is quiet and easy, not rip-roaring. But Weekday is a perfect sound for the"need to concentrate" times, or for the times when a stressful day requires non-saccharine release. Carpet Musics has done a worthwhile CD here, for the fan of "quiet melodic ambience".This is more in the pop tradition than the new age tradition (thank goodness), but it is really more atmospheric than either genre. A good purchase.