’73 & ’74 ENO albums

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I have really enjoyed the Eno albums "Here Come The Warm Jets" & "Taking Tiger Mountain". The quirky tunes, the odd sounds and the clever & off the wall  lyrics. I have been waiting for ENO to do another album like this, so far he has not. 
Recently though, I've discovered a band called Of Montreal and in particular an album called "The Sunlandic Twins".  To me, this album has the feeling of ENO's early song based releases. With perhaps a touch of Sparks and maybe Todd Rundgren's early solo work like "A Wizard". 
Any of you ProgArchives people know of this release? If so, do you feel the ENO vibe in this band?

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gabbel ratchett Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: March 20 2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 206	Topic: ’73 & ’74 ENO albums Posted: August 14 2005 at 22:54
	I have really enjoyed the Eno albums "Here Come The Warm Jets" & "Taking Tiger Mountain". The quirky tunes, the odd sounds and the clever & off the wall lyrics. I have been waiting for ENO to do another album like this, so far he has not. Recently though, I've discovered a band called Of Montreal and in particular an album called "The Sunlandic Twins". To me, this album has the feeling of ENO's early song based releases. With perhaps a touch of Sparks and maybe Todd Rundgren's early solo work like "A Wizard". Any of you ProgArchives people know of this release? If so, do you feel the ENO vibe in this band?
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