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	Etherdome Definition / Etherdome Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Etherdome is the operating room of the Bulfinch Building at the Massachusetts General HospitalThe Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) is a hospital and medical research facility in Boston, Massachusetts.
		Etherdome is the operating room of the Bulfinch Building at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
		Etherdome is a fantastically rich recording that caps off the trilogy nicely.
	www.elresearch.com /Etherdome (226 words)

	Richard Bone \| Etherdome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Bone’s Etherdome is purposefully unadorned, airy, and feather- light.
		Continuity of Etherdome from track to track is overtly rigid to the point of nearing “sameness”.
		Etherdome is recommended to Eno-heads and to society’s stressed souls.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=6516 (263 words)

	Etherdome - TheBestLinks.com - Boston, Massachusetts, Massachusetts General Hospital, Stub, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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		Etherdome, Boston, Massachusetts, Ether, Massachusetts General Hospital, Stub
		It was the first place that ether was used as a surgical anesthesic.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Etherdome.html (102 words)

	Hypnos CDs
		"Etherdome is definitely a very fine album and balances out beautifully the more experimental offerings on Hypnos with a smooth, refined and intimate ambient album, unfortunately aren't made that often.
		"Etherdome, multi-faceted synthesist Richard Bone's second in a series of atmospheric albums on the Hypnos label, is a warm yet mystery-filled work exploring several different musical approaches.
		In general, Etherdome is working within a fairly well-worn paradigm of synthesizer-based, meandering soundscape, yet Bone finds ways to make this music feel new, perhaps through his unusual mix of softness and austerity.
	www.hypnos.com /releases-rb-ed.htm (1887 words)

	Bone, Richard - Etherdome - Groove Unlimited
		One minute he is doing bossa nova music, the next minute he is doing dark ambient music like an earlier release, "The Spectral Ships." This time around, he finds himself again exploring ambient terrain, but the mood on "Etherdome" is more reflective and surprisingly beautiful.
		In fact, the music here may result in the coining a new term, "light ambient," to add to the burgeoning flood of subgenres in contemporary instrumental music.
		Without a doubt the most uplifting of all the Hypnos label releases, Etherdome is at once beautific, elegant and simple yet thankfully absent of the typical new age grandeur and posturing.
	www.groove.nl /cd/3/36653.html (487 words)

	Richard Bone : Ether Dome - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		With two fantastic recordings, The Spectral Ships and Etherdome, released seemingly back to back on the Hypnos Recordings label in 1998 and 1999, respectively, Bone created two sound worlds that are seemingly one.
		His visit to an early medical facility, where modern anesthesia was experimentally developed, conjured up images of souls drifting in and out of consciousness; with these ideas in mind he set out to create a recording that truly captured the essence of these emotions.
		With Etherdome, Bone has done just what he set out to do, creating a wonderfully dark excursion into a wholly original ethereal ambiance that captures the listener, holds them, and releases them.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,983133,00.html (306 words)

	The Reality Temples (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It exemplifies an artist who isn't content to stay in the same musical mould for each of his releases.
		Indeed, it's very different sonically and stylistically from, for example, the mysterious ambience of The Spectral Ships or Etherdome.
		On reaching the ambient track "Espiritus Jai" the pace slows right down, a languid electric piano plays a simple sparse melody against flutey and quiet elfin synth pads.
	www.windandwire.com /apr05/the_reality_temples.htm (352 words)

	Richard Bone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But this, because it is not the same kind of ambient as Etherdome or The Spectral Ships (which were more floating and/or drone-based works), makes use of lots of spacy textures and overt electronic effects.
		Still, this is Richard Bone, and even at its most electronic, the album still maintains a humanity and emotional weight that most EM can't even aspire to.
		Listening to any of the of the CDs in his trilogy, I now know just how committed he is to this philosophy.
	www.windandwire.com /richard_bone.htm (4676 words)

	Richard Bone - Bishop - Etherdome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Richard Bone's "Etherdome" is soft and white and warm and wonderful [that is to say, full of wonder].
		Not minimalistic to my mind or ear, but rich in it's airiness and simplicity -- living up to it's title in a most "ethereal" kind of way.
		After numerous listening, the entire album is still one euphoric detour that I am looking forward to taking again and again -- and again!
	www.mkmk.com /bone/bishop_ether.htm (169 words)

	AlphasJournal
		It was a perfect morning to dive -- seas as smooth as a lake and visibility in excess of 25 meters.
		We planned to do a shallow, hour-long dive before returning home to help the vermin work on the Etherdome -- the Academy's atmospheric lab and planetarium/space center.
		Gearing up quickly to avoid being eaten by rabid mosquitoes that inhabit the flats, we entered the water and made our way to a drop-off about 20 meters from shore.
	www.verminsden.com /journal5.html (869 words)

	Richard Bone : Tales From the Incantina - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Tales From the Incantina seems to take up where Spectral Ships and Etherdome left off, and then pushed it even a little further.
		Tales From the Incantina, like Bone's Hypnos Recordings work, is totally original and in a league of its own.
		This follow-up to Spectral Ships and Etherdome is a fantastically rich recording that caps off the trilogy nicely.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,1547647,00.html (238 words)

	Newtopia Magazine \| Small is Good, by Patrick Pritchett // (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Run by Bay Area poets Colleen Lookingbill and Elizabeth Robinson, Etherdome Press makes beautiful use of its modest production values so that each of their books is a pleasure to look at and to hold.
		Each of these slender, beautiful collections of poetry, significantly all by women, from a press run by women, work to re-define the meaning of lyric in our time even as Etherdome Press itself enlarges the possibilities for a broader engagement with literature.
		Each of these presses exemplifies what the turn in the means of production has made available to anyone with a computer, some publishing software and a xerox machine: a rhizomatic model for postmodern populism, one that flourishes via micro-networking and electronic publication.
	www.newtopiamagazine.net /archives/content/issue13/newlit/small.php (899 words)

	Publications
		The steep slope of the Etherdome amphitheater made observers seated on its benches slightly dizzy as they watched the procedure on the table below.
		The air at the top bleachers was stuffy, and as the peculiar, sweet scent of gas wafted up from the operating table, a few in the audience gagged.
		Truly multidisciplinary pain programs use a mix of therapeutic tools and tricks such as nerve injections, physical therapy, psychotherapy, hypnosis, biofeedback, acupuncture, and group therapy.
	www.mmaonline.net /publications/MnMed2001/July/0107editor.html (675 words)

	In Print -- HOW2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		EtherDome Press, edited by Colleen Lookingbill and Elizabeth Robinson, publishes two chapbooks annually by poets who have never had a book or chapbook published previously.
		Inquiries and orders: EtherDome Press, 3116 Deakin St, Berkeley, CA 94705.
		Issue #17, featuring writers like Diane di Prima, Anne Waldman, and Elizabeth Robinson, Summer 2002.
	www.scc.rutgers.edu /however/v1_7_200/current/inprint.shtm (562 words)

	New Age Sampler November 1999 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Unfold Gradient by Vidna Obmana from Memories Compiled 2 (Refined On Gentle Clouds) on Projekt: Archives, Archive 8
		Peripheral Nerve by Richard Bone from Etherdome on Hypnos Recordings, UPC 75390-71231-28
		Silverwake by Richard Bone from Etherdome on Hypnos Recordings, UPC 75390-71231-28
	www.bearheartltd.com /nas/Archives/1999Playlists/199911.htm (833 words)

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