8 thoughts on “ The Fat Lady Of Limbourg - Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (Cassette, Album) ”

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  Shakagis

  07.10.2019 at 08:07

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  Brian Eno Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) Burning Airlines Give You So Much More () Back In Judy's Jungle () The Fat Lady of Limbourg () Mother Whale Eyeless () The Great Pretender () Eno changed. This is a much slower album than Warm Jets, and it has a far greater emphasis on the kind of. Reply
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  Goltizuru

  07.10.2019 at 16:17

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  Brian Eno's "Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)" is a tour de force for what I like to call weird rock. His singing is all over the place and the songs/lyrics are bizarre, but that's what makes it amazing. The experimentation in this makes it sound dated but at the same time, years ahead. I still can't believe that riff in Third Uncle was from. Reply
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  Tejinn

  05.10.2019 at 19:24

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  Dec 29,  · I'm listening to this on the headphones, after quite some time, to tell you the truth.. and I just can't help but wonder.. what a masterpiece.. it's all there, sped-up rock 'n' roll punk (Third Uncle), avant-garde quirkiness (The Fat Lady Of Limbourg & The Great Pretender), guitar rock 'n' roll madness (The True Wheel), a mellow ballad (Taking Tiger Mountain) and finally, a lullaby /5(). Reply
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  Malalabar

  07.10.2019 at 23:00

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  I love Fat Lady of Limbourg, one of my favorite songs from the album, but I honestly don't think it's lyrics have any hidden, underlying meaning. It's just a fun story. When it comes to "Here He Comes" from Before and After Science, while I suppose anything can be interpreted to one's liking, given Eno's bisexuality and my homosexuality, I find. Reply
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  Dit

  09.10.2019 at 08:07

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  Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) is a music studio album recording by BRIAN ENO (Progressive Electronic/Progressive Rock) released in on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette/5(23). Reply
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  Tygot

  10.10.2019 at 07:08

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  A truly dynamic version of "Fat Lady of Limbourg" is included on remastered editions of the landmark Live album, the understatement of the studio original willingly steamrollered beneath the deliberately ponderous bass and guitar of co-conspirators Bill MacCormack and Phil Manzanera. Reply
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  Brazuru

  05.10.2019 at 12:55

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  Magal

  01.10.2019 at 07:56

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