#781 Orbital – Snivilisation

I am sure that I had Orbital’s third album Snivilisation. I just do not remember if I liked it or not. I was a fan of ambient and techno music even in the 90s. Q magazine put the album in “The 25 Best Dance Albums Ever” in 1997. I wonder where it stands now. This […]

#485 Brian Eno–David Byrne – My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts

Brian Eno–David Byrne collaboration My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts was created before Eno’s work with Byrne on the Talking Heads’ Remain in Light. The sampling was considered innovative for its time. I am not sure how to rank this album. I find that it is creative and entertaining, but I doubt I would listen […]

#467 Talking Heads – Remain in Light

Talking Heads are represented a lot on this list. I do not think they were as popular as they could have been if they had stayed together. Remain in Light is their fourth album and their fourth in the list. It is considered by many as their magnum opus. It is their last album with […]

#425 Brian Eno – Ambient 1: Music for Airports

Ambient 1: Music for Airports is Brian Eno‘s sixth album and the first album to be labeled as ambient music. I have heard of this album and probably heard it at some point in my youth. I just do not remember, perhaps after listening my memory will be returned. Trivia: The album was installed at the Marine […]

#413 Talking Heads – More Songs About Buildings and Food

Talking Heads’ More Songs About Buildings and Food is not an album I know, but I do know of the hit from it. This is the album that put the Heads on the road to somewhere. David Byrne has an undeniably unique voice. It was produced by Brian Eno who is the master of sounds. Songs to listen […]

Biking on Day Four

Today was a biking day. I am not sure I like the bicycle as much as walking. I do like the breeze, but the bicycle seat hurts my derrière. I feel sore after riding it. Is that normal? Maybe there is a seat with more cushion I should look into getting. Another problem with this […]

#378 & #379 David Bowie – Low & Heroes

David Bowie released two of his so-called “Berlin Trilogy” albums, Low & Heroes in 1977. Low was actually recorded mostly in France with musician Brian Eno and producer Tony Visconti. It was a move toward more electronic music than anything previously from Bowie and would continue through the next two albums. One thing missing from […]

#369 Brian Eno – Before And After Science

Before And After Science is the fifth studio album of Brian Eno and the third album of five on 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. I loved the first album, but the last went down a bit for me. I wonder if this can compete with his previous works. Some critics think this […]

#327 Eno – Another Green World

Another Green World is another album from the ambient master Eno. I hope this is a great album. I am ready for some chilling music. Oh no! My hopes were dashed because of the signing. Why is he singing? He cannot sing. Even the music is a bit dated sounding. Some of it is really good, […]

#303 Genesis – The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway

I was not a fan of the previous album from Genesis so I am not sure that I will like The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. This is the last album with Peter Gabriel. Phil Collins will take over the vocals in the next album, but this is the last we will see of Genesis […]