First: Eno fan for 40 years. Outside of his ambient catalog, Sir Brian can run the gamut from cool to indecipherable to incaccessible. Before and After Science and Anothe Green World are personal favorites of mine--which is to orient you to my scale of evaluation.

Listen free to Brian Eno – My Squelchy Life (I Fall Up, Not To Fail In The Harness and more). Artificialaiming Radar 2.0. American Express Onepoint Program. 12 tracks (55:00). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures.

I had the overwhelming feeling upon first listening that I had been missing out on a great treasure. 'How long has this been out? Where have I been!?' Every song is a hit (not literally, of course) and the overall album hangs together across his variations in style and approach. I LOVE THIS ALBUM! It is fresh, innovative and non-derivative, yet truly Eno.

If you heard one of these songs out of context you would still know who it is. My Squelchy Life is certain to satisfy every Enophile out there. Download the first two tracks if you're not sure; you'll be back. • Unusual Assortment, not as solid as Nerve Net. Glad they’ve formally released this long lost album, it’s an interesting selection, though I can see why Eno thought better of releasing it at the time. Eno fans will have about half of this already (on Nerve Net and the Eno II Vocal box set), so the following is meant to help purchase individual tracks as desired.

- This is a third cut of I Fall Up, a squonky bass-driven rocker, but the first one on a proper album. A+ if you’re into bass and nothing else in this collection rocks as much. - The Harness most evokes his classic vocal era and sounds much like a mid-tempo outtake from Taking Tiger Mountain. - My Squelchy Life is unnerving and hallucinogenic, virtually the same as the Nerve Net version, just 20 seconds longer. (Juju Space Jazz appears to be exactly the same as the Nerve Net version.) - Some Words is a shimmery vocal number in a halting tempo, deeply beautiful and transcendent and the first track I’d recommend to newcomers. A+ - Tutti Forgetti sounds almost straight out of Bush of Ghosts, an uptempo world beat number but with Eno providing the vocals.

- Stiff is probably as close as Eno’s ever done to an unrestrained pop song, though the lyrics are a bit cheesy for my taste. - Under appears to be the same as included on Another Day on Earth, a slowly building wander through a heavenly dream state. - Rapid Eye is the single track that wasn’t released with the expanded Nerve Net, slap bassy with crooning vocals, horns, and some nonsensical treated vocals for the bridge. - Everybody’s Mother has two parts, an eerie thunderstorm with creepy voices that segues into an utterly beautiful catharsis of slow liquid tempo and heavenly vocals. Traktor Scratch Pro 2 Torrent there. - Little Apricot is a halting minor key piano instrumental that clearly evolved into Decentre on Nerve Net. - Over is a meandery vocal number with a Western/spacious atmosphere but also a tropical/liquid sound, rather sleepy.