From Eno to Eagles - can it be done?

[Taverner]

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[HopeHoops]

1. Brian Eno is a demi-god - there is no associative relationship here.

[Taverner]

2. Perhaps yin and yang?

Although the excess of both in the 70's could be made a case for

[Tuesday Afternoon]

4. Timothy B. Schmit is a semi-god.

[Taverner]

5. Perhaps I can't do it...I have switched to VU

[Tuesday Afternoon]

6. fixed it.

I think.

[Taverner]

7. Loaded?

How can anyone NOT like that album?

[Tuesday Afternoon]

8. damned if I know

although I am sure you can find someone around here to argue the point ;)
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_oruL5gafRw4/Rb3oUdH8GhI/AAAAAAAAAAY/znZtCHRalUU/s320/The+Velvet+Underground+-+Loaded.jpg

[Taverner]

9. Onto White Light White Heat now...

[SoxFan]

3. Yoko Eno

The man who gave us the "Pop" era U2 before Steve Lillywhite had to come back and set things right.

[bbernardini]

10. Easily done.

Eno worked with Robert Fripp on various projects.

Fripp worked with Greg Lake in King Crimson.

Lake worked with Keith Emerson in ELP.

Emerson worked with Joe Walsh in The Best (a short-lived supergroup that also included Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, John Entwistle and Simon Phillips).


Didn't even have to look anything up. :)

[Tuesday Afternoon]

12. that's it ...

I knew Joe Walsh was the key. I just couldn't find The Doors. :D :yoiks:


shit. I crack myself up sometimes.

[bbernardini]

13. Wait, there's a shorter version!

Eno worked with Prairie Prince (from The Tubes) on "My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts".

Prairie Prince also played on Glenn Frey's "Soul Searchin'".

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14. dude. damn you are good.

Musicians sure do get around.

[bbernardini]

11. On a side note...

Eno has the scariest forehead (and/or receding hair line) in all of pop/ambient music.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

15. and those bangs

are NOT helping!