¡Brian's Imaginary Jukebox Discreet Ruminations And Oblique 45s
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[Machine Translation] This double-disc compilation of Brian Eno's influences, from pop to electronic classics, is a fascinating key to unlocking his ever-changing music, from glam rock to ambient to house. Disc 1 features his original covers of "The Lion Sleeps" (Tokens) and "Fever" (Little Willie John), as well as "Zip a Dee Doo Dah" (Bob B. Socks), "Bring It On Home to Me" (Sam Cooke), "Diamonds and Pearls" (Paradox), "The Lions are Sleeping" (The Tokens), "Fever" (Little Willie John), "The Lions are Sleeping" (The Tokens), "The Lions are Sleeping" (The Tokens), and "The Lions are Sleeping" (The Lions). Diamonds and Pearls" by The Paradons, and "Super Count in Love" by Gene Chandler. Disc 2 features works by Lonely Woman (Ornette Coleman) and So What (Miles Davis), who influenced his ambient sound, as well as works by Else Marie Paase, Otto Luening, Daphne Oram, and Vladimir Usachevsky, who are the founders of electronic music. The album contains 17 pieces, including works by John Cage, Ligeti Gerges, and other contemporary musicians. Commentary by Kazumi Akaiwa.
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