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Discussion: Brian Eno An utterly fascinating artist with a deservedly devoted cult following. >>By Persevere Ditto. . .Basically the creator and master of the play back. . .also a great producer. ..'Before and After Science' is a great album, he also has an obvious influence on a NY garage band called the Walkmen, who are worth a good listening too. ..'Blizzard of '96' references pieces of 'In Dark Trees' by Eno. >>By NewYorkDolls I was never one to appreciate Eno's work as a producer but as a musician I think it's priceless >>By thom "On land" is my favorite >>By bluebert His "Diary" book, autobiographically covering his life for one year, is a good read. It gives a flavour of the way the man thinks. ...... And his adventurous taste in culinary dishes! >>By nonyeb Why does this man never play live onstage? That's wretched, isn't it? >>By nonyeb Do you think he shuns playing on stage because he fears being a cult act, or being seen to a a virtuoso in any sense? >>By nonyeb (I'll re-phrase all that!) Do you think he shuns playing live on stage because he fears to be seen as a cult act or any kind of viruoso? >>By nonyeb
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