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title: "Brian Eno's Another Green World (33 1/3)"
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# Brian Eno's Another Green World (33 1/3)

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Brian Eno's Another Green World (33 1/3)

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## Customer Reviews

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    Great read!
  

*by J***W on Reviewed in Canada on 3 January 2017*

Brand new as expected! Great read!

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    Tolles Infowerk über den zeitlosen Klassiker
  
  

*by D***R on Reviewed in Germany on 20 October 2014*

Für den "Brian Eno" Fan und Liebhaber dieses "Jahrhundert" Albums ein Muss!Es gibt viele Infos aus anderen Dokumenten, wie Artikeln und Interviews in einen leicht verständlichen Englisch.Das Jahr 1975 und seine kulturellen und künstlerischen Einflüsse werden am Beispiel von anderen Bands und Alben verdeutlicht.So wird Enos "Discreet Music" mit dem verstörenden Album "Metal Machine Music" von Lou Reed (RIP), einem seiner "Heroes" von "Velvet Underground", gegenüber gestellt. Dies zeigt wohl die gesamte Spannbreite des Musikjahres 1975.Die Platte wird Stück für Stück analysiert und beispielsweise der Einfluss auf das "Low" Album von David Bowie (RIP),an dem "Brian Eno" auch massgeblich mitgearbeitet hat, thematisiert.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Excellent short guide to a landmark recording and its environment.
  

*by S***S on Reviewed in the United States on 5 November 2009*

Geeta Dayal's contribution to Continuum's 33 1/3 series was delayed several times; finally in print, it was definitely worth the wait. Geeta Dayal has successfully walked the tightrope between giving us an extended review of a record that (incredibly!) will be 35 years old next year and a biography of its creator, Brian Eno. What we get are touches of both--in the context of a nice, accessible guide to the total environment that went into the making of that amazing record, 
  
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    . We are reminded that Eno's way of working drew on such devices as the Oblique Strategies cards, what he'd learned from other adventurous composers such as John Cage, Cornelius Cardew, Steve Reich and Terry Riley, and the gold mine of ideas available in books he'd read ranging from Stafford Beer's ventures into cybernetics and management to Morse Peckham's exploration of the relationship between art and biology. Eno's way of working, which treated musical composition as one species of system creation and used the recording studio as a de facto instrument, lifted Eno out of the boxes that confined, e.g., the majority of "prog rockers." Among the results was removing vocals/lyrics from the center of the picture resulting in "flatter" productions where no single instrument dominates. This mindset would lead to the development of ambient music in the late 1970s/early 1980s and, later, to generative music in the 1990s. It's amazing that any one person could pull all this off--but Eno is undoubtedly a genius, having gone from visually-stunning (and cross-dressing) Roxy Music glam rocker to one of the world's most in-demand producers and most respected visual artists.While drawing on the numerous interviews Brian Eno has given for the music press, Dayal's treatment also makes use of observations by other musicians who have worked with Eno and agreed to be interviewed for her book: Robert Fripp, Harold Budd, Percy Jones, David Toop, Leo Abrahams, and others. Dayal also draws on past statements by David Bowie, John Cale, and others. All these insights reveal the strange combination of playfulness and occasionally frustration that came with working in the studio with Captain Eno, who had been educated at an art school (Ipswich) whose instructors deliberately set about to upset all their students preconceptions about their subject matter. From those who have worked with him we get a near-unanimous vote of confidence. He knew what he was doing; his aim was to unlock hidden potential: undertaking the musical equivalent of planting seeds and then just observing what they grew into (one of the Oblique Strategies does read "Gardening, not architecture").
  
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     itself is, to my mind, an immortal album, almost like magic set in sound. Many of its fourteen tracks are unlike anything recorded either before or since. Five are songs, with lyrics and fairly standard structure. Sample titles: "St. Elmo's Fire," "I'll Come Running," "Everything Merges With the Night." The other nine are instrumental sound paintings evoking various moods and images. Sample titles: "Becalmed," "In Dark Trees," "Little Fishes," "Spirits Drifting." The opener, "Sky Saw," begins as an instrumental but then brings in vocals, forming a kind of bridge between the two. One of Geeta Dayal's later chapters (interestingly titled using the Oblique Strategy "Ask people to work against their better judgment") walks us one-by-one through the various tracks on 
  
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    , integrating commentary from the musicians that worked on these tracks often with no idea what other musicians were doing or what the results would be like.Geeta Dayal is to be congratulated for pulling together a lot of information and insight into this one slim volume. For some reason I was expecting a book with physically larger dimensions, but that's neither here nor there. This is a useful contribution to a slowly growing literature on Brian Eno and belongs in every serious Eno collector's library.
  
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