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“You’re not going to re-construct Ray Charles’ voice with a generative music program.” The only quote from Brian Eno that hasn’t aged well.

It’s kind of amazing this hasn’t happened mainstream yet.

yep, I can confirm, that is how completely garbage streaming video looked and sounded on dialup back then. Absolutely awful 🤣

25:43 Eno namedrops some Krautrock groups

Someone on this thread referred to Budd as a "Savant", and I could not agree more - he really didn't know WTF he was doing most of the time! This is "LIVE" - and there are so many weak moments where there is no development of ANYTHING! And yet the host of the program, fawns all over this SLOP! It is his association with Eno that put him in the spotlight, and..."The Pearl" was the ONE album I can listen to in its entirety. He is certainly not an innovator! Satie was an Innovator, as was the Spaniard - Mompou. I think Harold Budd was a very lucky dude that Daniel Lanois, and Eno took notice. That minor 6th harmonic shift...Budd does this in almost every piece - Really? Thank God for real Pianist, such as Paul Bley, Keith Jarrett, and John Taylor! - and Composers like Ravel, Debussy, Charles Koechlin (his "Persian Hours" is much more deep, and explorative!), and Gavin Bryars. I will admit - Harold Budd is great to Sleep to!

A goldmine

Harold Budd has always been a favourite musician of mine. He is totally unique in his style of playing. Musical art at its finest. ❤

Becoming a eye or better ear witness when "Force Marker" was born. Great!

Brilliant rapport!!

Does anyone know if he wrote the book that he mentioned creating. Where as the reader would jump around, rather than left to right.

Found out about Daniel through his work with Dylan and EmmyLou.... hi is atmospheric production was spell binding. Friday Night Lights Sonho Dorato, and some youtube videos of his concert from '89, (best, and most relaxed, grooves ever), Acadie...He's one of my favorites, now, along with Gordon Lightfoot..and from what I hear, he's one of the most humble, and nicest people on the planet.

What's going on with peter gabriel's hair in here in the interview? Goodness

Darn close to his U2 era where his life would take an even bigger turn...pre huge success.

Awesome...love my brother Dan Lanois! Blessed to have him in my life as a friend and inspiration for so many years.

Yule never got enough credit.

25:07😂

10/10 recommend opening multiple copies of this video. the track layers over itself so well.

This was a great find on UA-cam! "Acadie" is one of my favorite albums. He is such an influential producer - nice to see him in interviews here around the time he was making that great album.

Hilarant . A pisser de rire . Merci Jean Bernard Hebey pour avoir diffusé le P.S. en 1974 . Je ne m'en lasse pas................

His influence on U2 just a year later now makes sense

So glad i had a chance to meet Brian Eno in 2005 when we were waiting at a taxi stand, we had a nice little exchange. He is as excellent in person, as he is here in this interview. The interviewer was a weak point here.. otherwise, nice to see Eno again.

And my super cool friend Bridgette Tierman took me as a “Welcome to LA gift” 🎁 She was so amazing and same as her brother was, John. Much love to you guys wherever you are 🙏🏻❤️✨

We want to see you dance, Mr. Eno!

Thanks for this. Anything from Jon Hassell is very interesting to me and lots of other people. Mr. Hassell has been a big influence on my music composing and life outlook in general for almost 50 years.

I love the muffled voices of the attendees swimming and fading in and out. It takes on its own life and becomes another instrument in the mix. Thanks for the amazing post and I send everyone much peace, shalom 🙏🏻✨

This is a wonderful memory rush of his 1988 exhibit Latest Flames that I was privileged to see at the Santa Monica Museum of Art. Thanks so much for posting this and to everyone that worked on recording it.

Huge thank you for finding all of these and compiling/sharing. Massive respect.

Lol Brian. “I don’t really care what it sounds like. I just want a lot of it out there so I can make lots of money.”

🤌 historic and unexpected RIP P.Jeck 📀⚡️💿🎧

זה יפה כמו המפגש הבלתי סביר הראשון ואחר כך משיחי של מטריה ומכונת תפירה על שולחן מנתח

One of one.A savant.

Thx 4 tha" musical rtn. peace/play

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It was great to hear these two giants of music chatting, thank you!

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Still have a cassette tape of a recording I made of this - remember recording it from a radio onto a separate cassette player - complete with bird sounds, a distant lawn mower and me telling my brother to be quiet - adding to the experience. Ahh innocent days then

Is it just me or does anyone else feel harold budd is like david lynch? but for music?

Oh man this is a true find, thank you for the post!

Well thanks to these gents Harmonia is my second wonderful find today! (The first being The Penguin Cafe Orchestra) \😸/ Today is a GOOD DAY! ua-cam.com/video/AlyFY0imh6M/v-deo.html

I just stumbled upon this a year late, but better late than never. I love hearing my musical heroes chit chatting. Plus, there are some great tunes worked into the mix.

Excellent

Hmmm … new appreciation for Brian Eno. Wise philosopher

Thanks for posting. I've been listening to this via mixcloud for several years. Interesting to hear the voice overs and see the video. Have to say I prefer the audio only, but I'm glad you posted! Thx.

Intelligence bubbles up randomly - it's not sprinkled from above unto the privileged. Jim grew up in a trailer park, while Brian got sent to art school, but here we enjoy a meeting of companion minds.

I'd prefer this without the people sounds, or at least lower their volume way down.

What did Brian Eno think about Bowie performing in Israel in 1996 then? This was recorded not long after. Before anyone defends Bowie it wasn't a one off either, he was interviewed for Israeli TV several years later. He was very well read so he must have had an extensive knowledge of the appalling warcrimes the Israelis had and obviously still have against the Palestinians. So it boils down to one of two things, either he supported Israeli warcrimes, he was at least complicit as he also appeared in two TV adds, Pepsi and Evian both of which support Israel and donate millions to Israel or as long as he received a big fat payment for starring in these adds, TV appearances, Israeli concert, etc he didn't give a fuck about the suffering of Palastinians. 😡

Thanks for posting this, just wonderful. ♥️✨

Brilliant!!

The interviewer definitively asked the wrong question when he asked what the difference was between ambient music and muzak lol - and talking about wallpaper! Eno, to his credit didn’t tell the interviewer to “Piss off!”

*Eno thinking that it's June 4, 1974*