Brian Eno - Generative Music I flac mp3 download

Brian Eno Experimental 1996

Title:

Generative Music I

Musician:

Brian Eno

Style:

Experimental

Released:

1996

MP3 album size:

1965 mb

FLAC album size:

1490 mb

Other formats:

DXD MP2 AC3 AIFF APE MP1 WAV

Genre:

Electronic

Rating:

4.2 ✪

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Brian Eno - Generative Music I
MP3 version RAR archive

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FLAC version RAR archive

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Tracklist

1	Densities III	5:00
2	Klee 42	5:00
3	Komarek	3:20
4	Lysis (Tungsten)	46:40
5	Methane IV	7:44
6	Microcosmology	5:00
7	NS-9001	5:00
8	Platform 292	5:00
9	Rothko Doric	5:00
10	Seed Reflector	1:50
11	Supporting Circle	1:40
12	Tintoretto	7:44

Notes

(C) Opal Music, 1996

System requirements
Windows 3.1, Windows 95 or later. IBM compatible 486 33MHz or higher, 8MB RAM minimum, 3MB free hard disk space, Creative Labs SB32/AWE32 soundcard, VGA or higher resolution graphics card, mouse. 3.5" 1.44 MB floppy drive for installation.

The files are in .skp format, and require the Koan Player software to be played. Every time a file is played it generates a different version of the piece.
There were also three "demo tracks", downloadable for free from the Sseyo web page: "Babylon Papillaris", "Methane 2" and "Organa 2".

Reviews:

Viashal

Great, darker, minimalist drone that sounds a lot more serious than most of Eno's 90's - 2000's semi pop albums. I love his 70's work and a lot of the 80's ambient albums, especially Ambient 4, but he kind of lost me for a while in the late 80's with Wrong Way Up. The 90's albums with beats end up sounding a lot more dated where as this one is so simple that it ends up being more timeless. Like Budd's Abandoned Cities it's just cool, dark, really simple drone.

Laizel

About truncated "Lysis (Tungsten)" comment in the note I wrote one year ago: I played it with Koan Player version 2.2 and 2.5 and it stopped at 3:00, then I tried with Koan Player 2.0 (1997) and with this version the track plays perfectly, from 0:00 to 46:27. I deleted the wrong note.

Marirne

For myself, I recompiled 'GM I' and left four tracks out, those with hi-freq resonances. As result I got a 70 minutes dark melancholic tapestry of impressionism, very suitable as subliminal background for decent late-night computer operations. Stylistic similar to 'The Shutov Assembly', Generative Music I is for die-hard Eno admirers and those, willing to accept sounds bare of drums, beats and jagged mindtorching laser effects. The mammoth track 'Lysis (Tungsten)', has in my copy 46.40 min full playable content and is not truncated. For fans.

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