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BRIAN ENO & DAVID BYRNE: MY LIFE IN THE BUSH OF GHOSTSBrian EnoProgressive Electronic3.89 | 191 ratings |
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It is not the first time that Eno and Byrne met. Eno was already producer of the band and their
music shared mutual influence IMO. This was already obvious during some songs
from "Before & After Science".I have to say that this Life In The Bush" is rather hermetic to my ears. It is quite experimental (too much actually) and repetitive. Funky rhythms all the way through, afro-Caribbean percussions, distorted vocals are plenty. Not my cup of tea actually. To be fully honest, by that time I had already disconnected with TH. Their too obvious funk orientation was not of my interest and after their third album ("Fear Of Music") I didn't like their music any longer even if I still purchased their next one "Remain In Light". All of this to tell you that I am not very enthusiastic about this release. At times, some Eastern influence adds a bit of flair to the ensemble, but that's not enough to make a good album. "The Carrier" and "Come With Us" are particularly weak. But I can't find any track attractive. Two stars is the bill. You might like this type of music if you are more into experimental music than I am (which is not difficult, I admit).
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