Another Day On Earth is Brian Eno's stab at creating another album of short songs with vocals
in the vein of his early solo albums (from Here Come the Warm Jets to Before and After
Science). Whilst he brings all the lessons of his three-decade career (not to mention years of
technical advancements) to bear on the album, I still don't think it quite measures up to his
early efforts; whereas those albums were based on a broad range of musical influences
synthesised into an entirely novel and unique whole, here Eno is taking the ambient toolkit and
just making more ambient music like he has for the last few decades, only he's putting words
to it this time. It's an album which follows a tradition as opposed to breaking new ground, and
that's why it can't ever compare to classics like Another Green World.
Warthur |3/5 |
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