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Henry from Sweden on 2001-11-16 22:46 [#00052894] | |||||||||
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If u like Selected Ambinet Works 2 and the piano pieces from Drukqs... check out Brian Eno's release "music for airports".... ambient techno from the 70's!! |
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The_Funkmaster from Newfoundland, Canada on 2001-11-16 22:48 [#00052895] | |||||||||
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yeah, I've been meaning to check out some Brian Eno... sometime I will... |
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Henry from Sweden on 2001-11-16 22:54 [#00052897] | |||||||||
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This song is 17 minutes fantastic abient... i really enjoy to fall in sleep wih it... now i only have to buy a brainmachine to get into hyper-state relaxation :) |
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Kenchie on 2001-11-16 22:56 [#00052898] | |||||||||
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Do it now!!! Repeat after me...ALL HAIL ENO, ALL HAIL ENO etc. etc. etc... |
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Henry from Sweden on 2001-11-16 23:00 [#00052900] | |||||||||
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:) Aphex is the man! But brian is dope! |
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D U S T from I O W A on 2001-11-17 00:51 [#00052919] | |||||||||
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eno's pieces with harold budd are worth checking out to. the pearl (eno, budd) is amazing henry if you like music for airports 1 track have you heard eno's thursday afthernoon. Its one track about an hour long almost sounds like the first track slowed down (way down). one of the only cds I can fall asleep to. I have a hard time picking out a favorite of his albums. Apollo is damn good but so is on land. eno is the master but aphex comes really close with saw 2. |
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Oddioblender (formerly Organ Grinder) from from my own little fantasy world on 2001-11-17 08:29 [#00052984] | |||||||||
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Brian Eno is definitely fantastic.... i was quite glad i decided to pick up Ambient 1:Music for Airports. I now also own "Music for Films" and "Ambient 4:On Land." My fave songs by Eno have to be 1/1 from Music for Airports or Aragon from Music for Films. I saw a cd by him the other day with a version of one of his songs that was 63 MINUTES LONG..... I have to check that out sometime. |
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aphexking from South, UK on 2001-11-17 11:04 [#00053000] | |||||||||
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The track 'PROPHECY THEME' is a lovely track by Brian Eno. Check it out. Also the track 'MOSS GARDEN' by Bowie/Eno is amazing. |
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Clobe Smith from over here on 2001-11-17 11:26 [#00053004] | |||||||||
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"an ending" by eno is nice. they used it in traffic (whenever i hear it, i imagine benicio del toro watching baseball) |
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Dirtypriest from Denmark on 2001-11-17 16:55 [#00053027] | |||||||||
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He also got some tracks on david bowies "heroes" you people should check out. Also, lately i´ve been diggin some phillip glass. Itaipu i belive its called, is pretty good. not superior to aphex. but you cant compare them really. its all good :) |
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balthus from europe on 2001-11-17 23:10 [#00053093] | |||||||||
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i'm a great fan of glass. i got actually into aphex because of glass' icct hedral orchestration. considering philip glass you got to check out passages and music from the screens, too. great albums (maybe his best apart from koyaanisqatsi). itaipu is great. glass' recent chamber and symphonic music is also fantastic (though not much of it is released on cd), but i'm not that overwhelmed with his symphony no.4, based on bowie's and eno's heroes. i guess the original album is far better. for glass symphonies try symphony no.1 'low', no.2 and no.3. the violin concerto is awesome. and if you want something really weird and avantgarde check out his album with early pieces like two pages and contrary motion and einstein on the beach. |
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balthus from europe on 2001-11-17 23:12 [#00053094] | |||||||||
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the prophecy theme is from the dune soundtrack, isn't it? nice piece. and by the way there's also an instrumental version of music for airports. produced by... philip glass. |
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balthus from europe on 2001-11-17 23:13 [#00053096] | |||||||||
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benicio del toro? 'white rabbit!! white rabbit!!' |
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mescon from Sweden on 2001-11-17 23:17 [#00053097] | |||||||||
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Brian Eno and Harold Budd :D Correct me if im wrong, but didn't Harold Budd or Eno come out with his debut 1936 or something? Really early..... think I saw that in an encyclopedia.... first music to be considered "ambient". |
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Sand Lepus from Louisville, KY on 2001-11-18 07:57 [#00053177] | |||||||||
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I have that CD that you're talking about, Oddioblender. It's a 61 (you were close enough) minute track called Thursday Afternoon. It's great, woohooooo!O!O!O!1 |
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corc from new zealand on 2001-11-18 09:58 [#00053195] | |||||||||
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Ahhh... Eno, the days I've spent relaxing to your most wonderful music... Music for films, music for airports. But then all that changed. Those masterpieces were soon to be left in the shadows of your booty-shaking work when collaborating with a man named David Byrne and his group the Talking Heads. Never has pop music sounded so smart and fun at the same time and I doubt ever will. Eno (and the funkiest white-boy ever, David Byrne), I salute you. Without you this world would never have been graced with the delights that are "Remain in Light" and "Fear of Music". Never would I have had that feeling that overwhelms my body when I hear "cities" and "cross-eyed and painless". Ahhhh... Eno. The undisputed king of 70's music. |
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