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I hope its clear that I do in fact love Brian Eno and this is a joke
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“KEEP IT IN MIND!” Brian Eno ad from circa 1980. (The caption is “The tape is now the music”.)
byrne & eno - the dream team :)
During a meeting with Mike Fox, we looked up symptoms of depression. From here we found a very interesting symptom: “moving or speaking slower than usual”. Mike suggested an artist to me called Brian Eno who made videos and slowed them down as much as possible and told me I should look more into doing work like this.
50 of the best non-grunge alternative rock albums of the '90s
50 of the best non-grunge alternative rock albums of the ’90s
Courtesy BBC The ’90s is often associated with grunge music. Sometimes it even overshadows its overarching umbrella genre, “alternative rock.” This was a time when this writer began authoring album reviews for Florida International University’s student newspaper and spinning records at its radio station while discovering many sub-genres of popular alt-rock, which saw the rise of Pearl Jam,…
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Brian Eno worked with all the best Davids, Bowie, Lynch, Byrne