Brian Eno (1 Viewer)

[RED(tape)MENACE]

Right.
Dineen played a song by Eno at about 12.30 last night, and at about the same time last week, too (spooky!). I kinda half-caught the name of the tune, it was something like 'peanut dreams'. Anyone know this tune, and what albumn it's on?

 

[magnetize]

'The Pavilion of dreams' by Budd/Eno on Eno's Obscura label maybe? Thats old though, from the mid-late 70s.

 

[RED(tape)MENACE]

Yeah, it sounded 70's (i.e. good).

 

[TenRabbits]

Yeah, it sounded 70's (i.e. good).

Bit of a sweeping generalisation there non?

 

[Pantone247]

Taking Tiger Mountain by Stratagy is probably one of my top ten albums

Lost interest in his more MOR/Funky/Ambient stuff

but his trashy glam pop punk phase was startilingly good

 

[magnetize]

yea, enos output in the 70s is his finest imho

 

[Pantone247]

yea, enos output in the 70s is his finest imho

first track on Here Come The Warm Jets is some of the finest stereo double drum kits ever, one in each speaker, left one does a roll, right kit copies it a bar later, just this back and forth all the way through. Total headfuck.

 

[ratmonkey]

Doesn't he post his playlists on the Today FM site?

 

[cookiemonster]

Doesn't he post his playlists on the Today FM site?

not since he started the new show i think.

 

[nlgbbbblth]

yea, enos output in the 70s is his finest imho

first four lps are flawless

but
The Plateaux of Mirror
On Land
Apollo - Atmospheres & Soundtracks

are good 80s works

 

[chickenham]

I can't recommend 'Music for films' enough
I think it's just been reissued with vol.2 which is much later stuff
people are divided on 'Before and after science'
the man himself has bad associations w it but in my opinion i think it's brilliant imho.
the rhythm section of percy jones and phil collins is one of odd-rocks finest

 

[Vinnie]

'Third Uncle' off TTMBS is one of my all time favourite tracks. it fucking ROCKS!

I wanted to call an album 'Taking Curtis Stiger's Mountain Bike By Strategy'

Taking Tiger Mountain by Stratagy is probably one of my top ten albums

 

[pavlos]

This is worth a watch, before it disappears again:

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[Jim A. Morrish]

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