So far this is the only i found:
http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/7202982/a/Rockpapersciss
ors.htm

And a review on AMG
http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:ozpyxdfb6oly
The early 21st century certainly wasn't as fertile a period for
ambient music as, say, the '80s were. But there are a few exceptions,
such as Toronto by way of New York composer/producer/guitarist,
Michael Brook. Although not as dedicated to the ambient genre as say,
Brian Eno once was, Brook's 2006 release, RockPaperScissors, manages
to combine elements of the aforementioned genre with more traditional
pop. Schooled by the likes of Daniel Lanois (Brook once worked as an
engineer at Lanois' studio) and none other than Eno himself — both
appeared on Brook's 1985 debut, Hybrid — RockPaperScissors shows that
Brook obviously picked up a thing or two stylistically from his
mentors. Included is a guest vocal by Lisa Germano on the
airy "Want," as well as a posthumous contribution by Nusrat Fateh Ali
Khan on the track "Pond" (Brook utilized some outtake vocals from the
late Pakistani singer — Brook produced Khan's 1994 release, The Last
Prophet). Teetering between ambient and new age at times,
RockPaperScissors sounds like the perfect background soundtrack for
an art gallery opening.

Fred / Netherlands :-)

--- In breakdown@yahoogroups.com, Antesis <antesis@...> wrote:
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> Oh no - not dead! Or at least I am here, and grateful for every bit
of news
> from this new recording. Thanks, Fred!
>
> I am really looking forward to this cd - but not any news on the
sites where
> I usually buy cds in US. Have you seen anything?
>
> Best,
> Henrik / Denmark
>
>
>
>
>
> On 6/8/06, Fred Bruinenberg <fred7691@...> wrote:
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> Well for those who live in New York:
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> http://www.thinkpress.net/brook_tour.html
> July 18 - NEW YORK, NY - Joe's Pub - CD RELEASE PARTY
>
> Sheers
>
> Fred
>
> PS....is the list dead?
>