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Pardon me for bringing this up, maybe its been discussed before.
Has anyone even given thought or held a discussion on U2/Eno: Passengers and the Eno/James "Wah Wah" album.
Both are very good rock band meets ambient producer. Both were done in the mid 1990's.
I always get the feeling James were Eno chance to really explore and hone on ideas in which he could incorporate into U2. For example, Wah Wah was done prior to Passengers. A testing ground if you will.
Just curious, both bands are great mind you. I know James fans (hard-core) often don't care for U2 people. But, whatever. Similar big sounds.
Has anyone even given thought or held a discussion on U2/Eno: Passengers and the Eno/James "Wah Wah" album.
Both are very good rock band meets ambient producer. Both were done in the mid 1990's.
I always get the feeling James were Eno chance to really explore and hone on ideas in which he could incorporate into U2. For example, Wah Wah was done prior to Passengers. A testing ground if you will.
Just curious, both bands are great mind you. I know James fans (hard-core) often don't care for U2 people. But, whatever. Similar big sounds.