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	Brian Eno - Bio \| Artists \| RYKODISC
		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.
		Eno's audio-visual work shown internationally in venues as prestigious as the Venice Biennale, the Pompidou Centre, the Hayward Gallery, London, White Cube/Jay Jopling and the Marble Palace at the Russian Museum, St. Petersburg makes eloquent the social philosophy which seems to lie at the core of his thinking as an artist.
		Eno has spoken in the past of how such environments might become a part of civic architecture, providing space for people to take refuge from their hectic, short-term thinking, rather like public parks for the spirit.
	www.rykodisc.com /brianeno/bio (778 words)

	Brian Eno (1948 - )
		Brian Eno, often considered one of Western music's most articulate musicians, producers and musicologists referred to Fela often in interviews dating back to the 70s, placing him in a class by himself.
		Brian Eno, who was hanging around the clubs coined the term No-Wave to differentiate it from the up beat pre-packaged New Wave musicians.
		Eno's theory of the "discreet music" he called ambient was far from the modern chill-out room: the idea was that it should function at very low volumes, unobtrusively coloring the atmosphere of a room.
	www.jahsonic.com /BrianEno.html (1249 words)

	Brian Eno Biography - In Motion Magazine
		Brian Eno was a founder member of Roxy Music, manipulating sounds on their debut album and the legendary For Your Pleasure.
		Eno also pioneered sampling and the use of found sounds on My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, a collaboration with David Byrne released in 1981; again it would be some years before the rest of the world fully cottoned on to these ideas.
		Eno sees this as the most exciting of his musical outputs: it is never heard the same way twice.
	www.inmotionmagazine.com /eno2.html (901 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Brian Eno: biography, discography, reviews, links
		Eno inizia sottoponendo il formato della canzone a un processo di progressiva spersonalizzazione: da un lato accentua la complessità dello "sfondo" strumentale su cui si muove il canto e dall'altro riduce l'interesse del canto utilizzando uno stile di cantilena infantile e un po' robotica.
		Eno's implicit assumption and thesis is that we are all astronauts.
		Eno diede i suoi capolavori in un periodo denso di avvenimenti dal punto di vista organizzativo, ma pressoché nullo dal punto di vista creativo.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol3/eno.html (5999 words)

	Discreet Music / Ambient 1: Music for Airports / Ambient 2: The Plateaux of Mirror [with Harold Budd] / Ambient 4: On ...
		Brian Eno has gradually been placed-- and has placed himself-- at the beginning of a growing number of stories regarding contemporary music; needless to say, the man went to art school.
		Eno's ambient ideal was formed in 1975 during months of lying in a hospital bed recovering from a car accident, forced to listen to too-quiet 18th century harp music that his body cast prevented him from turning up.
		Brian Eno's affinity with composer John Cage is strong, in both their shared conception of environment as music and use of chance operations to illustrate this effect.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/e/eno_brian/ambient-series.shtml (2130 words)

	Brian Eno \| View the Music Artists Biography Online \| VH1.com
		Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno was born in Woodbridge, England, on May 15, 1948.
		In the interim, Eno continued to perfect the concept of ambient sound with 1978's Music for Airports, a record designed to calm air passengers against fears of flying and the threat of crashes.
		Around 1998, Eno was working heavily in the world of art installations and a series of his installation soundtracks started to appear, most in extremely limited editions (making them instant collectors items).
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/eno_brian/bio.jhtml (787 words)

	Brian Eno - WikiColdplay
		Brian Eno pictured on his 1977 album Before and After Science.All four of his vocal albums were remastered and reissued in 2004 by Virgin's Astralwerks label.
		Eno was the primary musician on these releases with the exception of "Ambient 2" which featured Harold Budd on keyboard, and "Ambient 3" where the American composer, Laraaji was the sole musician playing the zither and hammered dulcimer with Eno producing.
		Eno describes himself as a "non-musician" and coined the term "treatments" to describe his modification of the sound of musical instruments, and to separate his role from that of the traditional instrumentalist.
	wiki.coldplaying.com /index.php/Brian_Eno (3545 words)

	phillyBurbs.com \| The Must-Have Music Guide
		Eno's ambient era - Early in 1975, Brian Eno was involved in an automobile accident that left him immobilized for several months.
		Working closely with frontman David Byrne, Eno shaped the albums "More Songs about Buildings and Food," "Fear of Music" and co-wrote all but one track of their fourth album, "Remain in Light." If you like early Talking Heads, one of the reasons you like them is Brian Eno.
		Eno solo works - Continuously since the eighties, Brian Eno has fortified his side projects with his own solo works, all of which have a sound unmistakable for any other artist.
	www.phillyburbs.com /musicguide/eno.shtml (922 words)

	MySpace.com - Brian Eno - Ambient - www.myspace.com/ambientlegend
		Brian Peter George St. Jean le Baptiste de la Salle Eno (born Brian Peter George Eno on 15 May 1948 in Woodbridge, Suffolk) is an English electronic musician, music theorist and record producer.
		Eno was educated at the St. Joseph's College, Birkfield, Ipswich (where he adopted the names Jean-Baptiste de la Salle as the school was run by that order of Catholic brethren), Ipswich Art School and the Winchester School of Art, graduating from the latter in 1969.
		By Eno's later account, his departure was partially result of disagreements with Roxy's lead singer and principal songwriter, Bryan Ferry, and partially due to his growing boredom with the life of a touring rock star Eno embarked on a solo career almost immediately.
	www.myspace.com /ambientlegend (1769 words)

	Apple - Pro - Profiles - Brian Eno, p. 1
		Eno has found a way to display his light paintings — about 77 million of them — in your home.
		Eno’s artwork blossomed in the midst of his musical career.
		Eno knew that that it would be easy to display his light paintings on a high-definition screen, but he wanted something more.
	www.apple.com /pro/profiles/eno (1105 words)

	The Long Now Foundation - Board Members - Brian Eno
		Brian Eno is a musician, composer and producer of audio and visual landscapes.
		Eno's synthesizer work and electronic manipulation of audio textures was first featured during the early 01970's as a founding member of Roxy Music.
		Eno has produced records for numerous artists including U2, David Bowie, Jane Siberry and performance artist Laurie Anderson, executive produced the "Help" benefit album, and performed with Pavarotti, Bono and The Edge at 01995's Modena Festival to benefit the War Child charitable organization.
	www.longnow.org /people/board/eno.php (215 words)

	index magazine interview
		Eno has a passion for dialogue and knowledge, and the wide-ranging intellect to support it.
		BRIAN: When I watch my two little girls play, the thing that interests me about their games is the very laborious sets of relationships they’ll construct between the characters.
		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.
	www.indexmagazine.com /interviews/brian_eno.shtml (2626 words)

	Brian Eno
		Brian put it on and waddled back to his bed, only to find that (a) the volume on his stereo was extremely low and (b) only one of the two speakers was working.
		Basically, Brian wrote out a couple of simple (not to mention quiet) melody snippets of differing lengths, set them up to loop repeatedly and simultaneously through a recording device, and limited himself to 'interfering' only by modifying the tones and textures of the snippets as they passed through the recording system.
		Brian's best ambient work had his soul embedded into it, even if it was distilled into a rather abstract form; by recording this track in such a mechanical way, the track is rendered soulless (even though the individual snippets are lovely in and of themselves), and that hurts a lot.
	www.johnmcferrinmusicreviews.org /eno.htm (13120 words)

	Brian Eno
		The damage was subsequently made irrevocable by attendance at art schools in Ipswitch and Winchester, where he was introduced to the work of British avant-garde composers Cornelius Cardew and John Tilbury (both participants (at different times) in the improvisational ensemble AMM), as well as American insigators such as John Cage and Terry Riley.
		Eno's audio experimentation soon led to public performance, beginning with the formation of Merchant Taylor's Simultaneous Cabinet and followed briefly by the improv-rock band The Maxwell Demon.
		In the midst of his other activities during 1975, Eno collaborated with artist Peter Schmidt to create Oblique Strategies, a series of one hundred cards designed to utilize chance as a source for creative inspiration; the set would subsequently be expanded and reissued several times throughout the next three decades.
	www.nndb.com /people/125/000023056 (1126 words)

	Internet Archive: Details: Brian Eno Interviewed on KPFA's Ode to Gravity, 1980
		Charles Amirkhanian and Brian Eno discuss Phonetic Poetry, how Brian writes his lyrics, and the spirit of inquisitiveness at KPFA Radio on Saturday February 2, 1980.
		Brian Eno also discusses the artist Peter Schmidt and their work on the Oblique Strategies Cards, being a producer, Process vs Product and looping.
		The Eno interview is noticably slower, which, when you consider that this is dealing with sonic arts, is just wrong.
	www.archive.org /details/BrianEno (554 words)

	read yourself RAW - Alan Moore vs Brian Eno
		Brian Peter George St John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno was born in Woodbridge, Suffolk in May 1948.
		Sprung from a long line of postmen, he received a 1960's education, experimenting with a tape recorder as his primary instrument, the young artist moved to London during 1969, before bumping into a former acquaintance named Andy Mackay, somewhere along the Northern Line.
		Brian, I mean, given that you described yourself as a non-musician and then went on to completely transform music in the late 20th, early 21st century, should we be glad that you didn't decide that you were going to be a non-serial killer or non-dictator or...?
	www.readyourselfraw.com /profiles/alan_moore/moore_vs_eno/chainreaction_eno.htm (4150 words)

	BBC - Music Profiles - Brian Eno
		Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno (pronounced /ˈiːnoʊ;/) (born on 15 May 1948, in Woodbridge, Suffolk, England), is an English musician, singer, music theorist and record producer.
		Eno is also notable for introducing the concepts of chance music to pop and rock and roll.
		Eno's production and songwriting credits include critical and commercial successes by Talking Heads and U2, such as Remain in Light and The Joshua Tree, as well as work with James, Slowdive, Paul Simon and the 2008 Coldplay album Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends.
	www.bbc.co.uk /music/artist/w963 (463 words)

	Musician: Lester Bangs interviews Brian Eno
		Brian Eno, one of the true originals of contemporary music, is unique enough to be truly confounding.
		As for Brian Eno himself, he is one of those of whom it might truly be said that his real estate is the future.
		Fripp was one of the few instrumentalists Eno had ever met who understood in front the sensibility of sparse playing when it was going to be channeled through all the echoing corridors of Eno's tape-delay system.
	music.hyperreal.org /artists/brian_eno/interviews/musn79.html (5294 words)

	fUSION Anomaly. Brian Eno
		In an interview (first published on the web) conducted while Eno was promoting his album _Nerve Net_ a few years ago, the interviewer noted that Eno described his music as "godless." He responded "Well, I'm an atheist, and the concept of god for me is all part of what I call the last illusion.
		Brian Eno with Daniel Lanois and Roger Eno.
		Eno with Lanois, Budd, Brook, Jones, Laraaji, Mahlin and Theremin.
	www.fusionanomaly.net /brianeno.html (1577 words)

	Brian Eno - Music Downloads - Online
		Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno was born in Woodbridge, England, on May 15, 1948.
		The first, 1973's No Pussyfooting, was recorded with Robert Fripp; for the sessions Eno began developing a tape-delay system, dubbed "Frippertronics," which treated Fripp's guitar with looped delays in order to ultimately employ studio technology as a means of musical composition, thereby setting the stage for the later dominance of sampling in hip-hop and electronica.
		In the interim, Eno continued to perfect the concept of ambient sound with 1978's Music for Airports, a record designed to calm air passengers against fears of flying and the threat of crashes.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/471/Brian-Eno/1006582.html (705 words)

	Brian Eno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eno was educated at the St. Joseph's College, Birkfield, Ipswich (where he adopted the names Jean-Baptiste de la Salle as the school was run by that order of Catholic brethren), Ipswich Art School and the Winchester School of Art, graduating from the latter in 1969.
		Eno describes himself as a "non-musician" and coined the term "treatments" to describe his modification of the sound of musical instruments, and to separate his role from that of the traditional instrumentalist.
		Brian Eno was the inspiration for the character Brent Mini in the 1981 Philip K. Dick novel Valis.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brian_Eno (2820 words)

	Brian Eno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brian Peter George St. Jean le Baptiste de la Salle Eno (born May 15, 1948 in Woodbridge, Suffolk, England), is an electronic musician, visual artist and music theorist.
		Eno was educated at Ipswich Art School and the Winchester School of Art, graduating from the latter in 1969.
		Public interest in Eno fuelled a rivalry between him and Roxy's leader, Bryan Ferry, who sacked him from the band on completion of the tour for their second album, albeit generously allowing Eno to keep his share of the band's considerable debts.
	www.elsegundo.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Brian_Eno (1384 words)

	Brian Eno (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brian Peter George St. Jean le Baptiste la Salle Eno usually given as Eno (born May 15 1948) is an electronic musician who started musical career with Roxy Music.
		Eno collaborated with David Bowie as a writer and musician on influential "Berlin trilogy" of albums Low Heroes and Lodger on Bowie's later album 1.
		Eno has also collaborated with Robert Fripp of King Crimson Robert Wyatt on his Shleep CD with Jon Hassell and with the German duo Cluster.
	www.freeglossary.com /Brian_Eno (671 words)

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