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Producteur de Musique Britannique: Bill Pritchard, Joe Meek, Brian Eno, John Cale, George Martin, John Fryer, Dave Stewart, Jeff Lynne (French Edition) Music for iPorts.(SOUND)(Brian Eno's Bloom): An article from: Artforum International by Damon Krukowski, 2009-02-01 OBLIQUE STRATEGIES: ONE HUNDRED WORTHWHILE DILEMMAS BY BRIAN ENO AND PETER SCHMIDT: FOURTH AGAIN REVISED AND MORE UNIVERSAL EDITION - 1996 PETER NORTON FAMILY CHRISTMAS PROJECT ARTISTS' MULTIPLE by BRIAN) (SCHMIDT, PETER) (WHITE, PAE). Eno, Brian, Peter Schmidt & Pae White. Peter Norton, Editor (ENO, 1996 Dark Ambient: Ambient music, Synthesizer, Sampling (music), Industrial music, Noise (music), Ethereal Wave, Black metal, Dark psytrance, Brian Eno Mojo Magazine Issue 55 (June, 1998) (Peter Buck and Brian Wilson cover) by Brian Wilson, Peter Buck, et all 1998 Think Before You Think: Social Complexity and Knowledge of Knowing by Stafford Beer, 2009-10-23 Symbols from the Magic Drum (Mythological Lands) by Brian Eno; David Bickley, 1990 Canciones by Brian Eno, 1993-11-30 Anton Corbijn - Startrak by Brian Eno, 1996-04 010101: Art in Technological Times : Deluxe Set with Brian Eno Cd by john s. weber, benjamin weil, et all 2001 Spin May 1989. Elvis Costello, Brian Eno, SNL's Mr Mike by Elvis Costello, 1989 Artforum International Summer 1986 Vol. XXIV, No. 10 with Brian Eno Record Inside by John et al Yau, 1986 Mojo Magazine Issue 90 (May, 2001) (Kurt Cobain cover) by Kurt Cobain, Jimmy Page, et all 2001 Dune (1984 Film) [Soundtrack] [Import] by Brian Eno Dune (1984 Film) [Soundtrack] [Import] by Toto (Artist), 1984

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61. Guardian Unlimited | Comment Is Free | This Ban Will Not Stop Us
    brian eno Saturday October 6, 2007 The Guardian. Our leaders would undoubtedly be happy if we moved on from Iraq. They don t want to talk about it any  
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,2184946,00.html
    
    Extractions: Sign in Register Read today's paper Jobs Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Search: Parliament might want to forget about Iraq, but we will march on Monday to remind them Our leaders would undoubtedly be happy if we "moved on" from Iraq. They don't want to talk about it any more: it was a dreadful blunder, and reflects little credit on any of them. Presumably this is why the question has hardly been debated in parliament. Although the majority of the public were always against the war, this was not reflected by their elected representatives. The government behaved in a way that was transparently undemocratic but the Conservatives won't call them on it, for without their almost unanimous support the whole project couldn't have happened. But to conveniently forget Iraq now is to forfeit the only possible benefit the war might have: the chance to rethink the dysfunctional political system that got us into this hole. If we don't, we risk digging a series of ever deeper holes. The Iraq adventure was justified as the planting of a beacon of democracy in the Middle East. Not only did it utterly fail at that, it also undermined our democracy. Appealing to our paranoia more than our vision, George Bush and Tony Blair obtained restrictions on freedoms that had taken centuries to evolve. They said these were necessary to ensure our security - a device used by authoritarian leaders since time immemorial.

62. Doug Hilsinger & Caroleen Beatty - Brian Eno's Taking Tiger Mountain (by Strateg
    This is a heavy handed recreation of brian eno’s 1974 masterpiece. Oddly enough, eno was one of the first people to hear it, and commented I am deeply  
    http://www.saucefaucet.com/tiger.html

63. Brian Eno On The Web
    eno stuff on the Web. History of the Oblique Strategies OVOS Oblique Strategies WAPsite eno World eno s Obscure Label. Go to Stoney s Web Site  
    http://stoney.sb.org/eno/

64. Reason To Rock: Velvet Underground
    brian eno once said that even though hardly anyone bought Velvet Underground recordings at the time they first appeared, almost everyone who did formed  
    http://www.reasontorock.com/artists/velvet_underground.html
    
    Extractions: For members of the press. Last Updated: CDs Links Tracks Brian Eno once said that even though hardly anyone bought Velvet Underground recordings at the time they first appeared, almost everyone who did formed their own bands. This is apparently the only way to explain the immense influence this group has had, despite its almost entire lack of commercial success. Although the Velvets were apparently similar to other late-sixties rock groups, in that their subject matter included sex and drugs, these similarities were only superficial. While other, mostly West-coast or London based bands, snuck in sly references to marijuana or LSD, and sang wryly about straight, extra-marital intercourse, the New York based VU trod an entirely different path: they sang, without apparent moral judgment, about addiction to harder drugs, such as heroin, with music that simulated the experiences accompanying such drug use. In the sexual realm, they sang about sado-masochism and other alternatives, again focusing on the immediate feelings of the participants, and not on the attitudes of the surrounding society, or on the larger consequences of such behavior. Unlike many groups that followed, however, the Velvet Underground defined itself neither by its extreme subject matter nor by its noise levels. The group recorded many songs that would qualify as soft- or folk-rock, and with much more conventional topics. In fact, the stylistic diversity captured on the group's four originally released albums was broader than that of any of its contemporaries.

65. Subscription
    Moderated email discussion list about brian eno and his influence in music and art. Includes archived digests and a discography.  
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66. Brian Eno - Bio | Artists | RYKODISC
    In a career spanning almost thirty five years and an astonishing range of artistic practice, brian eno has become an iconic figure within international  
    http://www.rykodisc.com/brianeno/bio/
    
    Extractions: @import '/style/common/common.css'; Will Hoge Mission Theatre Portland, ... CORDLESS BRIAN ENO see all releases Brian Eno at 77 Million Paintings In a career spanning almost thirty five years and an astonishing range of artistic practice, Brian Eno has become an iconic figure within international contemporary culture. As an artist, musician, ideologue and systems-maker, he has not only written, performed, recorded and produced some of the most intoxicating and original music of the last thirty years, but has also established a philosophy of cultural production which links the enquiring spirit of conceptual art to the broadest applications of popular culture and sociology. Eno's role as a founder member of the art rock group Roxy Music, in 1971, can still be regarded as one of the most accomplished debuts in the history of pop. By colliding a highly stylised selection of popular music forms "from French chanson to surfer rockabilly by way of Johnnie Ray" with an uncompromising backdrop of atonal, electronically massaged atmospherics, Roxy Music were and remain the most eloquent and spectacular testimony to Eno's definition of pop. But Eno's creativity required a broader laboratory and playground in which to renew itself, unboundaried by the specific demands of working within a rock group. Departing Roxy Music subsequent to their second album, "For Your Pleasure", in 1972, a typically eclectic yet interconnected set of projects immediately followed.

67. The Perfumed Garden: Brian Eno & The Winkies - 5th March 1974
    Unfortunately brian eno suffered a collapsed lung during session and still managed to finish . great site Winkies drummer  
    http://theperfumedgarden.blogspot.com/2007/03/brian-eno-winkies-5th-march-1974.h
    
    Extractions: @import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=12021219"); An audio tribute to the late John Peel. Contact: perfumedgarden@ntlworld.com This is the one and only session Brian Eno recorded for the Peel program....and that's it.

68. Brian Eno Ambient 1: Music For Airports CD
    brian eno ambient 1 music for airports CD music CD album $13.89 in stock at CD Universe, Liner Note Author brian eno, Considered by many to be the ultimate.  
    http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/6776673/a/ambient 1 music for airp
    
    Extractions: List Price (You save $3.09) Category Rock/Pop Rock Electronica New Age ... Ambient Label Astralwerks Orig Year All Time Sales Rank CD Universe Part# Catalog# Discs Street Date Oct 05, 2004 Studio/Live Studio Mono/Stereo Stereo Producer Brian Eno Engineer Brian Eno; Conny Plank; Rhett Davies; David Hutchins Personnel Brian Eno - various instruments Considered by many to be the ultimate ambient album, MUSIC FOR AIRPORTS is so delicate, lovely, and aesthetically moving, that it has been known to give rise to sensations of flying, being enfolded in warm blankets, or watching a vision take place in the heavens. If this sounds like an overstatement, you haven't heard the album. A four part "piece" performed entirely on synthesizer and piano, Eno's composition finds a referent more in abstract painting (one visualizes bold blocks of color in warm hues) than in any musical genre.

69. Index Magazine Interview
    Legendary musician, producer, and artist brian eno would much rather talk about urbanism, new computer applications, or emergence theory than something as  
    http://www.indexmagazine.com/interviews/brian_eno.shtml
    
    Extractions: Brian Eno, WITH PETER HALLEY My Life in the Bush of Ghosts Achtung Baby index publisher Peter Halley met up with Brian on a recent trip to London. Leeta Harding photographed his orderly studio, filled with CDs, computer equipment, musical instruments, books, and current visual art projects. BRIAN: I make most of my friends through working situations as well. PETER: I had a hunch. BRIAN: BRIAN: BRIAN: PETER: How so? BRIAN: BRIAN: Yes. It led me to my theory that cities are places built for women. PETER: Wow. BRIAN: In cities, you have the opportunity to do all the things that women are really specialized at: intense social relationships and interactions, attention to lots of simultaneous details. And of course in cities you can do very few of the things that men are good at. PETER: Like what? BRIAN: BRIAN: I do. One of the peaks of civilization in the west was the salon. They were nearly always the invention and ongoing project of women. BRIAN: PETER: Elias also gives the court credit for the invention of psychology. BRIAN: PETER: What have you been reading lately?

70. Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth
    Scheduled for a June 13th 2005 release and something of a landmark for Hannibal, Another Day On Earth is a collection new eno songs, the first one I ve done  
    http://www.anotherdayonearth.com/

71. Briano Eno On Generative Art. COMPUTERGRAPHICA
    An interesting series of quotations from brian eno’s book A Year With Swollen Appendices The Diary of brian eno which allows me to know more about this  
    http://www.computergraphica.com/2005/09/27/briano-eno-on-generative-art/
    
    Extractions: Human-Pixel Interaction Home Topics About Links ... A Year With Swollen Appendices : The Diary of Brian Eno which allows me to know more about this important artist. Brian Eno on Generative Art Part I Part II Part III Part IV Thanks to: Fractal and Generative Arts More on Brian Eno: Tags: generative art digital arts artists This entry was posted on Tuesday, September 27th, 2005 at 4:48 pm and is filed under links . You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. You must be logged in to post a comment. Massimo Curatella ISMAR 2006 5th IEEE and ACM International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality, Oct 22-25, 2006, University of California at Santa Barbara, U.S.A.

72. RadiOM.org - Ode To Gravity Brian Eno (Special Edition, I Of IV)
    In an interview recorded on Saturday February 2, 1980, Charles Amirkhanian and brian eno discuss phonetic poetry, how brian writes his lyrics,  
    http://www.radiom.org/detail.php?omid=OTG.1980.02.02.A

73. Talkin’ About My Revolutions » Brian Eno - Bath Abbey 2006
    Imagine brian eno tackling Arvo Part’s The Beautitudes a collusion of the ambient and the ancient. As the artistic director of Britain’s Bath’s Festival,  
    http://bigozine3.com/rarities/?p=315

74. Brian Eno Biography (Musician/Music Producer) — Infoplease.com
    Biography of brian eno, Gurulike producer of modern music.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/biography/var/brianeno.html
    
    Extractions: in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Spelling Checker Search White Pages Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips Musician / Music Producer Born: 15 May 1948 Birthplace: Woodbridge, East Anglia, England Best known as: Guru-like producer of modern music Name at birth: Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno Brian Eno co-founded art-rock band Roxy Music in the early 1970s, then embarked on his own recording career. A pioneer in "ambient" music, Eno has also collaborated with rock artists such as Robert Fripp David Bowie , The Talking Heads, Devo and . Known primarily as an avant-garde experimenter in video, computers and music, he has also had commercial success as a producer and his music is often heard in movies and television commercials. Robert Fripp Biography (Guitarist/Rock Musician) - Biography of Robert Fripp, Art-rock guitarist from King Crimson

75. UgoTrade » Blog Archive » Brian Eno On Second Life
    brian eno appeared at the Long Now and blueair.tv production of 77 Million Paintings. Bryan Campen (a.k.a Cyrus Huffhines on Second Life) founder of  
    http://www.ugotrade.com/2007/07/01/brian-eno-on-second-life/
    
    Extractions: [19:46] Brian Eno: can I see the installation now? Yes! Brian Eno appeared at the Long Now and blueair.tv production of 77 Million Paintings. Bryan Campen (a.k.a Cyrus Huffhines on Second Life) founder of blueair.tv produced this ground breaking, multidimensional and multi-sim project on Second Life with his creative partner Angrybeth Shortbread A fabulous event, and seasoned SL reporter from the Second Life Herald Pixeleen Mistral got some cool repartee going with Brian Eno right away, as you can see! Here is Brian Eno enjoying 77 Million Paintings on Second Life with Xantherus Halberd (a.k.a. Annie Ok Art Center in Avignon The crowd was excited and cameras were snapping wildly. There are be lots of good photos up on

76. Brianeno.com
    experiment appearing shortly.  
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77. My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts
    My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts came out in 1981. Over the last decades, hundreds of artists in genres ranging from DJs to alternative to electronic have all  
    http://www.bush-of-ghosts.com/

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