Fripp & Eno: Evening Star (200g) Vinyl LP
Sophomore album from Fripp & Eno. Evening Star was originally released in 1975 and once again found Brian Eno collaborating with Robert Fripp on a series of ambient experiments. This one is slightly different from their 1973 debut (No Pussyfooting) in that the first side consists of shorter ambient tape-looped textures (including "Wind On Wind," an excerpt from Eno's Discreet Music), while side 2 delves back into the long format with the 28 minute drone epic "An Index Of Metals." The perfect soundtrack to decompress after a long day on the job or cooking in your underpants. 2014 repress on super heavyweight 200 gram vinyl with original cover art featuring a gorgeous painting by Peter Schmidt. Recommended.
- remastered sound
- gatefold sleeve
- music label: Island 1975 / Discipline Global Mobile 2014
reviewed by Space Echo 10/2015
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$8.38Fripp & Eno: Evening Star (200g) Vinyl LP
Sophomore album from Fripp & Eno. Evening Star was originally released in 1975 and once again found Brian Eno collaborating with Robert Fripp on a series of ambient experiments. This one is slightly different from their 1973 debut (No Pussyfooting) in that the first side consists of shorter ambient tape-looped textures (including "Wind On Wind," an excerpt from Eno's Discreet Music), while side 2 delves back into the long format with the 28 minute drone epic "An Index Of Metals." The perfect soundtrack to decompress after a long day on the job or cooking in your underpants. 2014 repress on super heavyweight 200 gram vinyl with original cover art featuring a gorgeous painting by Peter Schmidt. Recommended.
- remastered sound
- gatefold sleeve
- music label: Island 1975 / Discipline Global Mobile 2014
reviewed by Space Echo 10/2015
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Sophomore album from Fripp & Eno. Evening Star was originally released in 1975 and once again found Brian Eno collaborating with Robert Fripp on a series of ambient experiments. This one is slightly different from their 1973 debut (No Pussyfooting) in that the first side consists of shorter ambient tape-looped textures (including "Wind On Wind," an excerpt from Eno's Discreet Music), while side 2 delves back into the long format with the 28 minute drone epic "An Index Of Metals." The perfect soundtrack to decompress after a long day on the job or cooking in your underpants. 2014 repress on super heavyweight 200 gram vinyl with original cover art featuring a gorgeous painting by Peter Schmidt. Recommended.
- remastered sound
- gatefold sleeve
- music label: Island 1975 / Discipline Global Mobile 2014
