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 Music For Airports: Ambient 1 - Brian Eno
 Music For Airports: Ambient 1 - Brian Eno ... Tracklisting1 1/1 2 2/1 3 1/2 4 2/2 Newest Review: ... with the purpose to create a certain mood and encourage thinking. The album consists of only four tracks, but each track ... more ... lasts 9-17 minutes, the album totalling 48:33. The instrumentation is fairly limited and relies heavily on soft synthesizer sounds. Track one features atmospheric synthesizer pads and a slow piano drenched in spacious reverb. Track number two is based entirely on one synthesizer sound, a choir/voice sound. In track three, the instrumentation from track one and track two are combined, the choirs meet the pianos. Track four has a somewhat deeper sound, based on what sounds like artificial string sounds, again drenched in...more |
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Ambient 1: Music for Airports
This complex sound sculpture was created by Brian Eno in 1978 and ... Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Music For Airports: Ambient 1 - Brian Eno: The first ambient album (467 words)
by - written on 06/12/08 (Very useful, 326 readings)
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The Englishman Brian Eno is perhaps most known as the keyboard player from Roxy Music iduring the 1970s, although he has also released several albums as a solo artist, has worked with David Bowie, U2, The Talking Heads, Coldplay and more. 'Ambient 1: Music For Airports' was released in 1978 and is, according to the liner notes, possibly the world's first ambient album release. In fact, some sources state Brian Eno is the father of ambient music. The intention of the music is not to become generic background music, and not to steal your full attention. It is background music of sorts, but background music with the purpose to create a certain mood and encourage ... Read the complete review
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