31 January 2013
Taking Tiger Mountain and Another Green World with Brian Eno
Between Eno's second and third solo album (1974-75) I believe he went from the most engaging and creative concept in rock history into relatively boring structures I still don't grasp some meaningfulness in.
If the later style never had become more synonymous with Eno, I would have thought he had a hollow of depression. Seems like walking from a circus stage into an elevator. Maybe the presence of Phil Manzanera from Roxy Music still gave the tiger mountain rich sharpness.
Anyway the critics as well as the users now on allmusic gives both albums a full hand of stars.
most Amusing songs
THE TRUE WHEEL
St. Elmo's fire
most Beautiful songs
MOTHER WHALE EYELESS
everything merges with the night
most Sexy songs
THE GREAT PRETENDER
in dark trees
most Smart songs
BURNING AIRLINES GIVE YOU SO MUCH MORE
golden hours [perhaps my brains are old and scrambled]
most Strange songs
THE FAT LADY OF LIMBOURG
I'll come running (to tie your shoe)
most growing Strong songs
THIRD UNCLE
sombre reptiles
Overall Albums
6 / 6 sound
4 / 2 melodies
7 / 3 accompaniment
6 / 2 rythms
4 / 2 singin' feeling
5 / 1 playin' dynamics
7 / 3 concept
6 / 3 variation
5 / 3 lyrics
7 / 3 titles
6 / 4 order of tracks
6 / 5 cover picture
7 / 6 historical importance
=
76 / 43
I now give 1 to 7 in thirteen cathegories
where 3 is good
and total possible 7 X 13 = 91 never exist(?)
wWw
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