BTW when listening more carefully, strange(r) thins are to be found. For example, 'The Exhibition Hall' and 'Subconscious Mind Communicates are practically the same sound installation, except with variations. Just look at the spectrograms, above is a channel from 'exhibition', below from 'subconscious' (backup clickable link:
https://imgur.com/a/LDWueH0 ).
There are huge differences in that there is a handful of sample groups that only appear in either of these files (but not in both) but just by a glance you can see they come from the same base. It's actually quite doable, amusing and funny to import them both to Audacity, pan one left and the other right, and have a ride. I'd gladly publish that as 'the subconscious exhibition hall communicates'...
It doesn't take from these installations for me, I still dig them, but you know, writing a minute-by-minute description, I had to discover that. I just noticed that around 23min (in 'Exhibition...') and 22min (in "Subconcsious...") there's a verbatim copy-pasted passage with steps, seaguls and laughter and that gave it away. I'm not criticizing that even, I'd probably end up doing the same having to put together a 30-minute long sound collage. Logically, there exists some basis on which you improvise other sounds. So, to be clear, I'm just showing off my Sherlock Holmes skills here, not deriding anybody.
I keep examining the stuff further... (I use it as my work music so, obviously, such 'discoveries' aren't but a fruit of procrastination, still I thought I'd share).
By the way, 'sound installation' seems to be a far better description that 'ambient tracks' at least for the two pieces above, surely. More on that later in a bigger "review"...
Let's see what we can see... everybody online, lookin' good
