Some of Them Are Polled (ILM Artist Poll #55 - Brian Eno - RESULTS)

Xpost I always thought the Omnichord was one of many things Eno shared in common with Chris Knox.

Part 2, Albums Produced or Co-Produced by Eno

start at 51! xxp

http://i.imgur.com/nKOB5Uo.jpg

#21 - Fourth World Vol. 1: Possible Musics - Jon Hassell/Brian Eno (1980)

xp - might do it, sleeve!

Sorry, forgot stats.

#21 - 91 Points - 3 Votes
Fourth World Vol. 1: Possible Musics - Jon Hassell/Brian Eno (1980)

http://i.imgur.com/ZtRuScR.jpg

#20 - 91 Points - 4 Votes
The Unforgettable Fire - U2 (1984)

http://i.imgur.com/F6wOr3i.jpg

#19 - 106 Points - 4 Votes
Laid - James (1993)

Not gonna gum up the thread with rote u2 hate but putting that garbage above 4th world ilx ;_;

Go thru phases of playing the hell out of that & other hassell albums, still love that one best

Was the Paul Simon album the only real Eno for hire creative flop?

http://i.imgur.com/vyh2ak2.jpg

#18 - 117 Points - 5 Votes
Achtung Baby - U2 (1991)

xp -- I can't think of any others, but if this poll has taught me anything, it's that I don't know as much about Eno as I thought I did.

Was the Paul Simon album the only real Eno for hire creative flop?

― Josh in Chicago

No Line on the Horizon. Besides, Surprise is mostly Simon-produced.

http://i.imgur.com/PDgH7kp.jpg

#17 - 129 Points - 5 Votes
Zooropa - U2 (1993)

The first couple minutes of the title track...

I think I need to get past my issues with U2 and actually listen to these records.

http://i.imgur.com/xFPKB7O.jpg

#16 - 131 Points - 5 Votes
Wrong Way Up - Brian Eno/John Cale (1990)

SHOULD BE HIGHER

I think I need to get past my issues with U2 and actually listen to these records.

they don't need any more fans

You're both right.

You don't gotta be a U2 fan to love Zooropa.

too friggin low imho

http://i.imgur.com/mX21rMu.jpg

#15 - 155 Points - 7 Votes
The Pearl - Harold Budd & Brian Eno with Daniel Lanois (1984)

Speaking of Budd, I listened to The Pavilion of Dreams last night for the first time and I wish I could go back in time and put it on my productions ballot.

http://i.imgur.com/Y0h6Lgz.jpg

#14 - 181 Points - 8 Votes
(No Pussyfooting) - Robert Fripp & Brian Eno (1973)

This one gets a "TOO LOW" from me.

amazing, beautiful record

http://i.imgur.com/OT9I7qA.jpg

#13 - 185 Points - 8 Votes
Ambient 1: Music for Airports - Brian Eno (1978)

As a huge Eno fan, and a big Lanois fan, and a pretty big U2 fan, it never ceases to amaze me that I repeatedly forget "No Line on the Horizon" exists. I mean, it's not terrible. Just ... worthless?

No Pussyfooting: by far my favorite Fripp album (have time for occasion Fripp songs of course)

Speaking of Budd, I listened to The Pavilion of Dreams last night for the first time and I wish I could go back in time and put it on my productions ballot.

one of my favorite records

pleased that The Pearl placed high, I love that record

http://i.imgur.com/OwPRgsG.jpg

#12 - 186 Points - 7 Votes - one 1st-place vote
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! - Devo (1978)

i wonder what eno thought of akron

thinks, even!

Did he ever go there? I picture him sending the band a telegram summoning them to Cologne.

I know it's a rare instance of a band being unsatisfied with the Eno treatment, even if Eno was apparently pretty hands off. I guess he took too many rough edges off? Similar to this, I suppose:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tGomCFR_W0

TELEVISION with BRYAN ENO

i have no idea if he has ever gone to akron but it would be cool if he did

http://i.imgur.com/USOz6Ji.jpg

#11 - 203 Points - 9 Votes
Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks - Brian Eno, with Daniel Lanois and Roger Eno (1983)

apollo is the most highly revered ambient eno that i just can't get into.

i love music for airports, the pearl, thursday afternoon, music for films, etc, but the apollo vibe always makes my stomach turn for some reason

Pretty sure I'd never heard any of it until the Trainspotting soundtrack.

it has a twee lullabyish feel to it a lot of the time, less of an uncanny edge than a lot of his other ambient stuff

I love it

http://i.imgur.com/ODVVygP.jpg

#10 - 233 Points - 10 Votes
Ambient 4: On Land - Brian Eno (1982)

Apollo is my favorite ambient Eno after DM, particularly the second side. I count maybe one treacly moment.

too low, i love that organic ambient record.

http://i.imgur.com/do4ADrW.jpg

#9 - 254 Points - 10 Votes
Discreet Music - Brian Eno (1975)

xps it's the 2nd half I'm thinking of, with all the warm twangy stuff, and I'm prob overstating it a bit. Stuff like "weightless" tho

i'm totally loving this book
i'm reading it really slowly so i'm just on the part in 1975 when he gets better from his car accident and starts working with television
today i looked up what he was doing in august of 1975 and he was finishing up the recording of AGW
does anyone know the order in which the songs were recorded for that album?
next year will be its 40th bday!

an old favourite - has it really been almost 30 years?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMJZwd1AN7A

since it won't let you watch the link except on YouTube here's more details:

1985 episode of Nature called Lost World Of The Medusa - set in Palau and primarily about Jellyfish Lake.
soundtrack includes Eno and Eno/Budd tracks - what a surprise/delight back then watching my fave show and hearing some of my fave music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l7oFUXcmKU

I updated my poll contributions.