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Bryan
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Topic: Brian Eno Posted: August 18 2004 at 22:58 |
I've noticed that Brian Eno doesn't get talked about much on this site. I'd consider him a great musician, as well as a guy who really deserves to get added to this site. I quite like Another Green World (featuring Robert Fripp on guitar!), and his ambient albums are great as well.
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Cesar Inca
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Posted: August 18 2004 at 23:08 |
I don't consider him prog, neither does the guy himself... yet I voted "yes" in order to give his musica leffrots to be listed in Prog Archives. His music is all about challenging and surprising the listener: his attitude towards performance and production is of "progressive interest", while not being progressive per se.
Regards.
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Axe Victim
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Joined: July 21 2004
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Points: 85
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Posted: August 18 2004 at 23:28 |
I consider Brian Eno Beyond Progressive Rock.....Whatever that is !!!!!!!! He is WAY Under-Estimated............. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SKY SAW .......!!!!!!!!!!! Kings Led Hat ......... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Third Uncle ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Julie With !!!!!!!!!!!!! 801 !!!!!!!!!!!!!Sombre Reptiles!!!!!!!!!! Put A Straw Under Baby........ .... .... ....
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This Whole World Has Gone Slum Gullion
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dropForge
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Joined: April 24 2004
Location: United States
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Points: 608
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Posted: August 18 2004 at 23:39 |
I always found the title "Here Come The Warm Jets" to be rather disgusting...
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Blacksword
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Joined: June 22 2004
Location: England
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Posted: August 19 2004 at 03:18 |
I think of him as a progressive musician, and quite a talented one. However, I found much of his 'Ambient' series rather dull to be honest, especially 'Music for airports'
I liked his work with Roxy Music, and he is credited with input on the 'Lamb lies down on Broadway' (I think).
Its fair to say that not many musicians have his approach.
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Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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philippe
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Joined: March 14 2004
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Posted: August 19 2004 at 03:31 |
Not all his discography can be ranged under the prog label...at the beginning of his career he made a kind of glam rock...until "An other Green World" that I estimate highly. For me this album is prog. See also his collaboration with Fripp and some of his ambiant parts "On Land", "Plateau of mirrors"..."Music for airports" has nothing to do with prog, it's just a furnishing minimalist music.
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greenback
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Location: Canada
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Posted: August 19 2004 at 14:30 |
he is highly overrated
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Easy Livin
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Joined: February 21 2004
Location: Scotland
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Posted: August 19 2004 at 15:35 |
I think there's a temptation with these polls to vote yes if you'd like to see them on this site, and no if you would not.
I voted no, but I do acknowledge that some of his stuff probably is.
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Olympus
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Joined: August 18 2005
Location: Australia
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Points: 545
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Posted: August 24 2005 at 02:49 |
I've always liked Brian Eno and I do regard him as prog.
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"Let's get the hell away from this Eerie-ass piece of work so we can get on with the rest of our eerie-ass day"
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