Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
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Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
Last edited by oblique strategies on Tue May 19, 2009 11:31 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
I think you posted the wrong clip. that's just a dry interview followed by Roxy playing The Strand.
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Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
Keep watching it -you'll see his custom rig. It's quite nice!Tone Deft wrote:I think you posted the wrong clip. that's just a dry interview followed by Roxy playing The Strand.
It shows up around 1:58
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Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
oh yeah. didn't know he had the prebetaversion of max for live? Nice rig! Right there at 1.58
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Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
Close up at 2:55
Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
Killer! How different must have that been to what was around at the time, or now for that matter. Some of those guys play on here come the warm jets, taking tiger mountain by stategy etc.? Atleast the guitar player right?
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Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
Phil Manzanera played on Eno’s solo Lps, & Eno played on Phil’s. After Eno left Roxy the band members remained friendly & worked together. The only animosity was btween Eno & Ferry (arguable the two biggest egos in the band).Ballack13 wrote:Killer! How different must have that been to what was around at the time, or now for that matter. Some of those guys play on here come the warm jets, taking tiger mountain by stategy etc.? Atleast the guitar player right?
List of Roxy Music members who played on Eno solo albums:
Here Come The Warm Jets
Phil Manzanera - guitar
Andy Mackay – keyboards & sax
Paul Thompson - drums & percussion
Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
Phil Manzanera - guitar
Andy Mackay - brass
Before And After Science
Phil Manzanera - guitar
Eno & Phil Manzanera were in the band 801, & Eno showed up on Phil’s albums Diamond Head, & Queit Sun: Mainstream.
There's probably more to find...
Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
I may be wrong but, It's strange like the way we did music at that time with modular analog synths with plenty of knobs, buttons and patching with wires_ only re-emerges now in computers.
I mean it has always been there but not so obviously as now.
I.e. monome and all the crazy apps doing with max/msp, The incoming max4live off course and even cool effects some guys work on and spread generously over the web_ Dblueglitch, livecut, glitchSequencer and so forth.
Happy to live in this time, so much cool stuffs in music, a great adventure I would say
I mean it has always been there but not so obviously as now.
I.e. monome and all the crazy apps doing with max/msp, The incoming max4live off course and even cool effects some guys work on and spread generously over the web_ Dblueglitch, livecut, glitchSequencer and so forth.
Happy to live in this time, so much cool stuffs in music, a great adventure I would say
Re: Brian Eno's custom live rig -with Roxy Music circa 1973
...let the playlist continue.. good stuff !oblique strategies wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWfXqae1 ... xt_from=PL
It shows up around 1:58
Close up at 2:55

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