Eno Documentary

This was posted here a while ago, it's a very good doc.

  On 4/9/2010 at 12:24 PM, Rabid said:

This was posted here a while ago, it's a very good doc.

Sorry; didn't find any search results on Eno.

he uses a mac

it's cool seeing him use Logic instruments.

Awesome porn of tape delays.

I like what he said about generative music, like darwin's theory that things can be created from the bottom up instead of top down (god theory).

and damn. the guy owned 7 DX7's.

I've seen this too, it's a great piece. Someone posted a link to this in Last.fm.

i just put on here come the warm jets, excellent.

  On 4/9/2010 at 12:24 PM, Rabid said:

This was posted here a while ago, it's a very good doc.

You forgot to say JAZZ BAND.

  On 4/10/2010 at 3:33 AM, essines said:

i just put on here come the warm jets, excellent.

yay i always like hearing him talk

he has a lovely voice, it must be said.

he can't really sing properly, but i love to hear him try.

the three-and-a-half 'pop' albums are some of my favourite music ever.

also this super-underrated track from 'another day on earth'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRsl5Fp6GVk

i love 'this' but his harmonies at the end get a bit crusty..

that entire album is a bit underrated.. some bad tracks but over all not so bad.

  On 4/10/2010 at 4:36 AM, Z_B_Z said:

i love 'this' but his harmonies at the end get a bit crusty..

it's very david byrney - i have had friends come in when i have it on and more than once someone has gone 'david byrne?'

i love how he notes this as a favourite

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KePwKX94NM4

'the mix between moroder's mechanistic rhythms and summer's sexy, soulful lyrics' to paraphrase. it is a great track.

you can tell he listens to a lot of gospel now.

i am presently enjoying warm jets and tiger mountain, as always. but also the later installation pieces (bell studies, music for white cube, the quiet club)

definitely an enjoyable docu, a worthy excuse to distract me from finishing some songs

Yeah Eno's singing abilities are dubious but I like a lot of what he's done. I saw the three Pure Scenius shows he did at the Sydney Opera House with Karl Hyde, that was fucking awesome. Thankfully he let Karl do all the singing and he restricted himself to doing the occasional spoken word thing about getting old. "Once you reach the age of forty, there's nothing else to write about but.... I'm still alive... and I'm running out of time"

Thanks, I plan on watching this when I have time. I love Eno.