Taking Tiger Mountain (by Strategy) - Brian Eno

Description: Genre: Dance & Electronic - Ambient / Artist: Brian Eno / Audio CD released 2004-05-31 at Eg / Disc #1 ... more

Taking Tiger Mountain (by Strategy) - Brian Eno ... Tracklisting
1 Burning Airlines Give You So Much More
2 Back In Judy's Jungle
3 Fat Lady Of Limbourg
4 Mother Whale Eyeless
5 Great Pretender
6 Third Uncle
7 Put A Straw Under Baby
8 True Wheel
9 China My China
10 Taking Tiger Mountain

Newest Review: ... lyrics: …Fifteen was chosen because he was dumb Seven because he was blind I got the job because I was so mean While somehow ... more

... appearing so kind Drifting about through the cauliflower trees With a cauliflower ear for the birds The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard… Still Eno’s vocals here are more stylised and at his most stylised is usually when Eno is at his best, such as his hysteria on the masterful Baby’s on Fire from his previous album. Also he gives the track a greater music oomph with his sliding synth that carries most of the remaining rhythm, still I find something missing, some slight v...more

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	Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) Release Date: 2004 - 05 - 31, Audio CD, Virgin Records Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 52.36

Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
Release Date: 2004 - 05 - 31, Audio CD, Virgin Records

Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45

£ 52.36

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Taking Tiger Mountain (by Strategy) - Brian Eno: Certain streets have certain corners... (2364 words)
by - written on 17/09/04 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) is my last review of Eno’s 70s (near) Pop work, a form he would pretty much abandon after Before and After Science, in favour of more experimental work and explorations as pop-producer (Talking Heads, U2 etc.). His second solo album, Eno had the problematic necessity of somehow following up the brilliance of Here Come the Warm Jets, in a meaningful way. And did he do it. To be honest no, but then Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) isn’t quite the same sort of album. It has a little more continuity, being something of a collaboration with Roxy Music (the band Eno had recently left) guitarist Phil Manzanera and as I utter ad ... Read the complete review