8 comments on Distributed Being - Brian Eno - Nerve Net (Cassette, Album)

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2. Reissue of Brian Eno’s album ‘Nerve Net’, which found him returning to a more rock-oriented sound skewed through an aesthetic that is simultaneously playful, funky & claustrophobic & featuring a mixture of vocal & instrumental excursions. Includes contributions from Robert Fripp, Robert Quine & John Paul Jones.

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3. The bonus disc with Nerve Net is the album My Squelchy Life, which, after being completed, and after promotional copies circulated, was withdrawn and never released until now. Some of the songs have appeared on various other collections or recordings, such as Eno's Vocal Box Set, Shutov Assembly, and even Another Day on Earth (Under)/5(38).

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4. For the record, Nerve Net was not Brian Eno's first attempt at rock & roll. Not counting his time with Roxy Music, he also made several solo albums in the s that were clearly intended as approaches to pop music -- they were sideways approaches, of course, shaped by the intellectual distance he has always kept between himself and the music that arises from the forces that he puts into.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Nerve Net on Discogs. Label: Opal Records - ,Warner Bros. Records - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Germany • Genre: Electronic • Style: Abstract, Ambient/5(26).

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6. Nerve Net, an Album by Brian Eno. Released 17 November on All Saints (catalog no. WASTCD; CD). Genres: Ambient Techno, Electronic.

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7. Nerve Net. Brian Eno. 12 tracks. Released in Electronic. Tracklist.

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8. The third disc of Vocal is an eclectic sampler, including three tracks each from his influential world-music-plus-found-vocal samples album with David Byrne and his collaboration with John Cale (the wonderful Wrong Way Up, a deft subversion of Top 40 formulae which brought Eno back to singing after a long silence), a pair of Nerve Net‘s.

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