Originally posted by MWSAH:[..]
1. Magnificent
2. Magnificent (Will.i.am remix)
3. Pride (Live from Lincoln Memorial)
I rest my case !!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by MWSAH:[..]
1. Magnificent
2. Magnificent (Will.i.am remix)
3. Pride (Live from Lincoln Memorial)
Originally posted by u2joost:[..]
I rest my case !!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by djrlewis:[..]
I don't think Casper was serious. But I take your point. End of year just before Cmas is always a favoured time to put out an album too....
Originally posted by MWSAH:[..]
1. Magnificent
2. Magnificent (Will.i.am remix)
3. Pride (Live from Lincoln Memorial)
Originally posted by Doc32:[..]
You had me convinced haha
Originally posted by u2met86:My 2 cents.
Anyone remember, "[HTDAAB] is going to be a very guitar record"?
Originally posted by vanquish:[..]
Well , it was.
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
It did have it's softer moments, but mostly it was The Edge +3 other guys on the album though
Originally posted by http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/news/20090409_Eno.shtmlU2 and Eno Again
Producer says they're off to the studio
10 April 2009 - Brian Eno’s revealed that he’s heading back into the studio with U2 next week.
The legendary producer didn’t give any more details at all – but made the comment at the very end of an event last night in which he discussed philosophy and politics with US trumpeter and composer Jon Hassell.
The talk at London's South Bank Centre was the opening to this year’s Ether Festival, and on Sunday and Monday night Eno will perform alongside David Byrne as part of the same event.
The legendary producer and former Roxy Music member is credited with the invention of ambient music, and during his career has worked with the likes of Talking Heads, David Bowie, U2 and Coldplay as well as producing numerous world music records.
Hassell collaborated with Eno on the 1980 album ‘Fourth World Vol. 1: Possible Musics,’ and early in his musical career worked with the revered composer and sound pioneer Karlheinz Stockhausen.
In his career Eno has recorded more than forty solo and collaborative studio albums, beginning in 1973 with Here Come The Warm Jets, and most recently last year’s Whatever Happens Will Happen Today with David Byrne.
6 Music will be at Byrne and Eno’s gig on Sunday night – so tune in to our music news bulletins and check the website on Monday for reviews and reaction from fans.
Rodrigo Davies
Originally posted by yeah:[..]