Well I'll be a monkey's 'Third Uncle' as that song is on here and also I didn't know Eno did the 'Baby's On Fire' tune that Mark Riley and the Creepers made famous also on here. BTW this is week is all new rips with my new Ortofon Concorde MKII Club (eliptical) gear.
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Check out the version of "Baby's on Fire" that Jonathan Rhys-Meyers did (as the character Brian Slade) in the movie "Velvet Goldmine." It was pretty damn good! He also did Shudder To Think's "The Ballad of Maxwell Demon" in the movie, though that isn't NEARLY as good as the awesome STT original.
Mk 1 (with Eno) 801 only played 3 shows but were very well rehearsed as witnessed on the second disc of the reissue of this album.
There is also a 47 min live 801 show at Reading festival in '76 on the webs. It's very good.
Not as slick but more powerful.
Oh, yeah, thank you!
Love your eclectic blog.
Yes, Eno wrote and recorded Baby's on Fire back in 74 for his great 'Here Come The Warm Jets(he wasn't always ambient...)
Also recommend his 45 single 'Seven Deadly Fins'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaLrS0WG7Z0
Keep up the good work!'
smoking rip...thanks man...
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