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THE REVIEW
The reviews of this album on DeBaser are already two, but if you haven't read them yet, don't do it, don't inform yourself and don't be curious. Go to the music store and buy it.
Tidy up your room or have someone tidy it up for you, then put on this album.
If you've listened to other Eno albums before this one, it will all be wasted effort.
I'm not saying it's a masterpiece, it might even leave you indifferent, but if you follow my instructions, you might fall in love with it as I did.
(In truth, this album is awful and I hate it)
(It really is awful)
1) No One Receiving 03:52
2) Backwater 03:43
3) Kurt's Rejoinder 02:55
4) Energy Fools the Magician 02:44
5) King's Lead Hat 03:56
6) Here He Comes 05:38
7) Julie With... 06:19
8) By This River 03:03
9) Through Hollow Lands 03:56
10) Spider and I 04:10
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This review offers an ironic and unconventional take on Brian Eno's album Before and After Science. The author encourages listeners to avoid spoilers and experience the album freshly. Though not labeled as a masterpiece, the album’s charm grows when approached with an open mind. The reviewer humorously contradicts their own praise by calling the album awful, emphasizing its polarizing nature.
Brian Eno
Brian Eno is a British musician, composer and producer, widely recognized as a pioneer of ambient music and an influential collaborator and producer across rock and electronic music since the 1970s.43 Reviews
