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Eno parted ways with Roxy Music in 1973 after a major falling out with Ferry. Later on, Eno claimed that he knew he was through with Roxy Music when he started thinking about his laundry during performances.

When most people clean out their cupboards, they just end up finding old magazines and out-of style clothes, but if you're Harmonia's Michael Rother , you just might find a cassette tape of a one-off summit between Harmonia and ambient mad scientist Brian Eno, circa 1976.

BRIAN ENO, interviewed by Kristine McKenna, with an appreciation by Alan Moore INDOOR THUNDER: Landscaping the future with Brian Eno by Alan Moore Remove ambiguities and convert to specifics.

The second collaboration between Eno and the guys from Cluster fails to captivate in the same way as Cluster & Eno from the previous year did.

Phillin' It: For years, Philadelphia has been shrugged off as New York's little brother - a place where displaced Brooklynites went in search of cheaper rents, bigger spaces, and a touch less 'tude. But what's emerged over the years is far more than simply a sixth borough.

Eno: 'It's like seeding a crystal'. On Some Faraway Beach: The Life and Times of Brian Eno David Sheppard Orion Books Everybody, when they talk about Brian Eno, talks about his brain.

Brian Eno In the tradition of every great '70s FM radio station, JamBase kicks off a new Tuesday series, where we'll blast off a pair of killer diller tunes from an artist worthy of the Double Shot treatment.

I second this. I do like Here Come the Warm Jets and Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy, but his last album and those awful Coldplay and U2 albums he helped produce really just make me want to listen to old 801 stuff.... As a matter of fact, I am going to put on TKN from 801 Live right now...

Time-lapse footage of burning chapparal in California by Dan Blank , set to music from Brian Eno's Another Green World.

Listen on demand at WRSI.com any time you like. Segment 1 TMBG - It's Spare the Rock -Ella ID TMBG - Hovering Sombrero 05 Lullatone - Bedroom Bossa Band Brian Eno - I'll Come Running The Good Ms.

IF David Byrne's recent live shows are anything to go by, fans are in for a treat when he drops in at Edinburgh Playhouse tomorrow for one of the biggest shows at this year's Edge festival.

IF David Byrne's recent live shows are anything to go by, fans are in for a treat when he drops in at Edinburgh Playhouse tomorrow for one of the biggest shows at this year's Edge festival.

Deeming this meeting of minds a classic is certainly beyond clich at this point, though to some degree the album still does not receive the recognition garnered by other ventures that the collaborators were individually involved in.

IF David Byrne's recent live shows are anything to go by, fans are in for a treat when he drops in at Edinburgh Playhouse tomorrow for one of the biggest shows at this year's Edge festival.

Countless film and television reconstructions have left clear guidelines for the typical Apollo 11 soundtrack.

Dance Your Ass Off makes for a great punchline and might even extend to a good comedy sketch - but a series? Contrived doesn't even begin to describe this combination of The Biggest Loser and Dancing With The Stars , the US's "first ever dance-weight-loss competition", host Marissa Winokur unnecessarily informs us.

Former Roxy Music member Brian Eno is known as the father of ambient music. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, he will introduce the first live performances of his 1983 composition Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks at the Science Museum, London, on 20 and 21 July guardian.co.uk , Wednesday 8 July 2009 18.31 BST Earth ...

This week on The Marketplace of Ideas , Colin Marshall talks to David Sheppard, musician, music journalist and author of On Some Faraway Beach: The Life and Times of Brian Eno .

David Byrne , the cerebral, witty art rocker who has explored many areas of music and performance since his beginnings as part of the Talking Heads in the 70s, entranced a capacity crowd at Berkeley's Greek Theatre with a show entitled Songs of David Byrne and Brian Eno .

Is there any figure in rock history - even music as a whole, let's say - more overdue for a critical analysis of his career than musician, producer, and artist Brian Eno? Is there any figure least suited to the conventions of a typical sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll biography? Most likely no, and, most definitely, yes.