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| | CD Times - Brian Eno/David Byrne |
 | | Taking its title from a novel by Amos Tutuola, this record was to be titled My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts and, from its release in 1982, would predate popular trends in electronic music by several years. |
 | | Each of these three tracks are littler more than formless bleeps that would have been better suited to a sound-effects album and, despite the reduced length, My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts would have been better had it ended with The Carrier, much as Remain In Light ended with the similar The Overload. |
 | | My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts will appeal not only to those fans of Eno, Byrne or Talking Heads, specifically those who favour I Zimbra and Remain In Light over any of their other releases, but also those who prefer clipped funk and sampling to what they might consider to be dull, white rock. |
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