#opal records

[mymelodic-chapel]

Eno / Cale- Wrong Way Up (Art Pop, Art Rock, Pop Rock) Released: October 5, 1990 [Opal Records/ Warner Bros. Records] Producer(s): Brian Eno, John Cale

[iamlisteningto]

John Cale’s Words For The Dying

[dialoogid]

Brian Eno / Hugo Largo - Brian Eno Wants You to Hear Something: A Band Called Hugo Largo and a New Album Called 'Mettle' (1989)

[cdlistening]

Roger Eno, 'Between Tides' LP (Opal Records)

Monday, April 19, 2021, 12:26pm (full listen)

While mostly a background listen, I've heard this one before and it provided suitable ambiance to the start of a workday. I'm familiar with most of RE's discography, but I'd forgotten how "classical" or soundtrack-y this one is, largely due to the presence of a fairly lush string section throughout most of it. Not my favourite of his, but it's still a solid album from one of my favourite pop minimalists.

[cdlistening]

Fripp & Eno, 'Beyond Even (1992-2006)' (DGM/Opal)

Wednesday, March 6, 2019, 11:16am

This one covers a lot of ground, as a passage of 14 years might suggest, and not all of it is good. Most of it is, but there are traces of the same time-stamped aesthetic that brought down 'Nerve Net' a few weeks ago. Not nearly as potent as the classic albums, but mostly worthwhile nonetheless.

[one-track-daily]

Brian Eno Ikebukuro (1992)

From the album: The Shutov Assembly (Opal Records / All Saints)

[rootsmanselektor-blog]

absolute killer

[animus-inviolabilis]

Lanzarote Music Festival 1989 Michael Brook - Shona Harold Budd - White Arcades Laraaji - Kalimba