Various - Drone Bees - A Bees Make Honey Ambient Compilation album flac

Profile: Independent label by Will Simmons, mostly active in the 1990s. Box 423 Wilmington NC 28402. Bees Make Honey 20. Analogue (3). AAA (Album). US. 1996. Drone Bees - A Bees Make Honey Ambient Compilation ‎(Cass, Album, Comp).

In honey bees, the genetics of offspring can best be controlled by artificially inseminating a queen with drones collected from a single hive, where the drones' mother is known. In the natural mating process, a queen mates with multiple drones, which may not come from the same hive. Therefore, batches of female offspring have fathers of a completely different genetic origin.

Various ‎– More Drone Bees. Label: Bees Make Honey ‎– Bees Make Honey 19. Format: Cassette, Compilation. Space Rock, Avantgarde, Experimental, Ambient. A1. –Analogue (3). Universal Symbol For Alignment.

Drone pioneers Earth first made waves on the metal/experimental scene with a couple of albums that were pure walls of repetitive hypnotic guitar washes, and on "Earth 2", regarded by many fans as the definitive early Earth album, the drone was carried out to extremes, particularly on the last cut, which basically repeated a slow sequence for 25 minutes plus. Earth however show they are not one trick ponies, and "Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull" is a different beast, but still retains some of the original identity, mainly with slower tempos. Beyond that, we get a much broader scope, with real structured instrumental tunes, containing keyboards and on a few cuts guitar work from Bill Frisell. There is more complexity, a development of more instruments to make songs. And, these songs are worked out perfectly, too. Exacting lengths.

Imagine Wagons This is the first time I stumbled across Earth, and the album just blows me away. It's slow, droning, repetitive in all the best ways (never thought that's gonna be something I'd say in my life) and it's haunting, yet strangely mesmerizing. You get lost in the simple melodies, engulfed by pure, grungy atmosphere. It's a wonderful, opium-fueled nap for your soul.

Everyone knows honey bees make honey. But what about bumblebees? Do bumblebees make honey? In one sense, it could be said that bumblebees have their own version of honey – but it is not really honey exactly. What they have is nectar stores for food, which are needed for a short period of time, and in comparison with honey bees, bumblebees store only a tiny amount. Once the honey is ready, it is ‘capped’ by the bees, which means they cover the wax cell with a layer of wax. This capped honey in the wax combs is actually winter stores for the honey bees to feed on during the colder months and poor weather, when they are unable to go out and forage for food, and when there are fewer flowers in the environment providing food for bees.