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1. The story is well-known of Eno in hospital recovering and unable to balance the sound on a record-player--Discreet--the operative word; the long min title track chimes and reverberates like a sultry drunken afternoon--it defies analysis but it comes and goes like the tide/5().

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2. As it often goes with success, critics & fans alike will always make comparisons with any follow-up work, or in the case of Eno, any release after 'Another Green World'. Perhaps I'm even perpetuating it here. However, 'Before & After Science' is Brian Eno's masterful follow /5().

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4. Brian Eno's label; initially created for the US and distributed by Warner Bros. Records during its first lifespan (), the label/branding continued to be used for Eno's releases such as music installations. Associated entities: Publisher: Opal Music, Opal Music Ltd., Opal Ltd., Opal Limited Company: Opal Records Ltd.

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5. Brian Eno debut solo album released on Island Records in A hybrid style of glam rock and art rock, similar to his work with Roxy Music, but more quirky and experimental. It features various guest musicians, including Robert Fripp of King Crimson, members of Roxy Music, Hawkwind, Matching Mole, and The Pink Fairies.

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6. Mar 28,  · With this book, Eric Tamm takes one of the deepest looks ever put to paper about an electronic musician. Tamm’s book, Brian Eno: His Music and the Vertical Color of Sound, is divided into two main keutidetidousca.meobaipsychwocorisylegafermerof.co first is a review of Brian Eno and his work in the context of modern music.

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7. Eno also experiments with his lyrics, choosing a sound-over-sense approach. When mixed with the music, these lyrics create a new sense or meaning, or the feeling of meaning, a concept inspired by abstract sound poet Kurt Schwitters (epitomized on the track "Kurt's Rejoinder," on which you actually hear samples from Schwitters' "Ursonate").

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8. The Eno soundtrack is exclusive, entirely instrumental, and IMHO much better than his other recent recordings; much more rhythmic and up-front sound. Jarman's earlier films vary from the theatrical (Edward II, Caravaggio, Last of England) to the experimental (Angelic Conversation, The Garden, Blue) with various strange ventures off to one side.

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