The Pulse of The Earth

Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (2005) {Opal Japan Edition BRC-128}
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© 2005 Opal / Beat Records Japan | BRC-128
Ambient / Electronic / Avant-Garde / Experimental

Finally bored with ambient music, a genre he pioneered in the 1970s, pop polymath Brian Eno emerged with Another Day on Earth, his first solo recording of "conventional" songs since Another Green World. From the rhythm track of opening song "This," the sound is unmistakable. A quirky hook covered in layers of atmosphere and a bouncy loop, it's a smart little tune with additional guitars by Leo Abrahams. Lyrically, Eno's process is poetic, employing not only his own strategies, but a computer generating words as well. At three-and-a-half minutes, it's a fine pop song, albeit one that would never get played on the radio.

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