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Brian EnoAudio Landscapes
Brian Eno, who rose to prominence as the boa-modeling, liberally rouged keyboardist for '70s glam band Roxy Music, has long experimented with dismantled pop structures and toyed with sound, credited by some as having invented "ambient" music. Eno is also a world-class producer, ranging from the Talking Heads to U2 and everything inbetween, tangential to, or within an orbiting earshot. On this New Sounds, we’ll hear Eno’s audio landscapes, as both a producer - featuring his sound sculpting skills on Paul Simon’s latest record, “Surprise,” Robert Fripp’s Exposure, and a release from a star-studded EP by Fovea Hex – and as a solo artist in his own right with his latest release, “Another Day On Earth.”
PROGRAM # 2556, The Eno Connection (First aired on Wed., 6/7/06)
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Brian Eno, et al |
Music For Films III |
Theme From “Creation” [1:30] |
Opal/Warner Bros. #25769, Try Amazon.com* or download from emusic.com |
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Laurie Anderson |
Talk Normal – The Laurie Anderson Anthology |
Speak My Language [9:00] |
Rhino #76648 **
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David Byrne & Brian Eno |
My Life In The Bush of Ghosts |
Very Very Hungry [3:30] |
Nonesuch #79894**
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Paul Simon |
Surprise |
Another Galaxy [5:00] |
Warner Bros #49982**
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John Hassell & Brian Eno |
Fourth World, Vol. 1: Possible Musics |
Delta Rain Dream [3:30] |
EG/Caroline #7 Available at Amazon.com* |
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Robert Fripp (w/Peter Gabriel) |
Exposure |
Water Music I / Here Comes The Flood [5:30] |
Discipline Global Mobile #0602 ** www.disciplineglobalmobile.com |
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Fovea Hex |
Neither Speak Nor Remain Silent : Two |
Huge [7:00] |
Die Stadt #86**
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Brian Eno |
Another Day On Earth |
How Many Worlds [5:00] |
Opal HNDD1475 Available at www.enoshop.co.uk or download from emusic.com |
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Harold Budd |
The Pavilion Of Dreams |
Madrigals of the Rose Angel, excerpt [5:00] |
EG #30 Available at Amazon.com* |
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