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mcnally
response 500 of 502: Mark Unseen   May 6 03:46 UTC 1998

  Brian Eno -- "Here Come the Warm Jets"

  Brian Eno has unquestionably left a huge mark on modern popular music
  but for some reason his own work has never received anywhere near as 
  much attention as that of the artists he's produced -- in fact though
  most people would easily recognize the work of several bands that he
  has influenced through his production work (such as Talking Heads or U2)
  very few are familiar with the series of remarkable albums he recorded
  in the early 70s -- albums which very much foreshadow the sound that
  his collaborators and/or protoge acts produced 10-20 years later..
  If you've never heard these albums but like the Eno-influenced sound
  (for example if you're a big Talking Heads fan) you really should check
  them out.  They are:  "Here Come the Warm Jets", "Taking Tiger Mountain
  (by Strategy)", "Another Green World", "Before and After Science".  The
  first two are more pop oriented, the second two had a great influence on
  the early development of the electronic, ambient, and industrial music
  genres..
raven
response 501 of 502: Mark Unseen   May 7 02:05 UTC 1998

Yes I second the recomendation of Brian Eno.  Another green world also has
Robert Fripp & John Cale & Phil Collins on it, one of the strangest and most
underated albums of the 70s.
krj
response 502 of 502: Mark Unseen   May 10 02:21 UTC 1998

500 responses is enough in this item.  I have started a new incarnation, 
item #127.  Thanks to all!
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