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1Through Hollow Lands (For Harold Budd)
Bass Guitar – Bill MacCormickBells – Brian EnoGuitar [Cascade Guitars] – Fred FrithGuitar [Melody Guitar] – Brian EnoKeyboards – Brian EnoPerformer [Time] – Shirley WilliamsSynthesizer [Moog] – Brian Eno
2Backwater
Bass Guitar – Paul RudolphBrass – Brian EnoDrums – Jaki LiebezeitPiano – Brian EnoRhythm Guitar – Brian EnoVocals – Brian Eno
3No One Receiving
Bass Guitar – Paul RudolphDrum Programming [Synthesized Percussion] – Brian EnoDrums – Phil CollinsFretless Bass – Percy JonesGong [Agong-gong And Stick] – Rhett DaviesGuitar – Brian EnoPiano – Brian EnoRhythm Guitar – Paul RudolphSynthesizer – Brian EnoVocals – Brian Eno
4King's Lead Hat
Bass Guitar – Paul RudolphDrums – Andy FraserGuitar [Guitar Solo] – Robert FrippPercussion [Metallics] – Brian EnoPiano [Piano Solo] – Brian EnoRhythm Guitar – Brian Eno, Phil ManzaneraVocals – Brian Eno
5By This River
Piano [Bass Fender Piano] – Möbi MoebiusPiano [Grand And Electric Pianos] – Achim RoedeliusSynthesizer [Cs80] – Brian EnoVocals – Brian EnoWritten-By – Brian Eno, Möbi Moebius, Achim Roedelius
6Here He Comes
Bass Guitar – Paul RudolphDrums – Dave MattacksGuitar – Phil ManzaneraPiano – Brian EnoSynthesizer [Moog] – Brian EnoSynthesizer [Yamaha Cs80] – Brian EnoVocals – Brian Eno
7Spider And I
Bass Guitar – Brian TurringtonKeyboards – Brian EnoSynthesizer [Aks] – Brian EnoVocals – Brian Eno
8Kurt's Rejoinder
Bass [Analog Delay Bass] – Percy JonesDrums – Dave MattacksPiano ['jazz' Piano] – Brian EnoSynthesizer – Brian EnoTimbales [Brush Timbales] – Shirley WilliamsVocals – Brian Eno, Kurt Schwitters
9Energy Fools The Magician
Drums – Phil CollinsFretless Bass – Percy JonesGuitar [Modified Guitar] – Fred FrithKeyboards – Brian EnoVibraphone – Brian EnoVocals – Brian Eno
10Julie With...
Bass [Harmonic Bass] – Paul RudolphBass Guitar – Paul RudolphBells – Brian EnoGuitar – Brian EnoPiano – Brian EnoSynthesizer [Aks] – Brian EnoSynthesizer [Cs80] – Brian EnoSynthesizer [Mini-moog] – Brian EnoVocals – Brian Eno

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
2302 071Brian Eno Before And After Science ‎(LP, Album)Polydor2302 071UK1977
V2 87186, 0777 7 87186 2 8Brian Eno Before And After Science ‎(CD, Album)EG, Virgin Music CanadaV2 87186, 0777 7 87186 2 8CanadaUnknown
2310 547Brian Eno Before And After Science ‎(LP, Album, Ltd)Polydor2310 547France1977
noneBrian Eno Before And After Science ‎(CDr, Album, Promo, RE)Virgin EMI Records, UMCnoneUK2017
2344 087Brian Eno Before And After Science ‎(LP, Album)Polydor2344 087Germany1977

Credits

  • Artwork – Peter Schmidt
  • Artwork [Cover Artwork] – Cream
  • Artwork [Haft Speed Remaster] – Phil Smee
  • Coordinator – Joe Black
  • Cover [Design] – Brian Eno
  • Engineer – Conny Plank, Dave Hutchins, Rhett Davies
  • Photography By [Cover] – Ritva Saarikko
  • Producer – Brian Eno, Rhett Davies
  • Remastered By [Half Speed] – Miles Showell

Notes

Each album contains an Obi, Download Voucher and Abbey Road Half Speed Master certificate.
℗ 1977 Virgin Records Ltd.
© 2017 Virgin Records Ltd.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 0602557484243
  • Other (Cat # LP1): 00602557484335
  • Other (Cat # LP1): 574 843-3
  • Other (Cat # LP2): 00602557484342
  • Other (Cat # LP2): 574 843-4
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched A): ENO2LP4 / 5748433 MILES ABBEY ROAD ROOM 30 1/2 SPEED BH74442-01 A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched B): ENO2LP4 / 5748433 MILES ABBEY ROAD ROOM 30 1/2 SPEED BH74442-01 B1
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched C): ENO2LP4 / 5748424 MILES ABBEY ROAD ROOM 30 1/2 SPEED BH74442-02 C1
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched D): ENO2LP4 / 5748424 MILES ABBEY ROAD ROOM 30 1/2 SPEED BH74442-02 D1
  • Rights Society: BIEM/SDRM

Companies

  • Record Company – Universal International Music B.V.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Virgin Records Ltd.
  • Copyright (c) – Virgin Records Ltd.
  • Designed At – Waldo's Design & Dream Emporium
  • Published By – Universal Music MGB Ltd.
  • Produced For – E.G. Records Ltd.
  • Remastered At – Abbey Road Studios
  • Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – BH74442

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Before And After Science - Brian Eno. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Before and After Science is the fifth studio album by British musician Brian Eno. Produced by Eno and Rhett Davies, it was originally released by Polydor Records in December 1977 in the UK and by US Island soon after. Guest musicians from the United Kingdom and Germany helped with the album, including members of Roxy Music, Free, Fairport Convention, Can and Cluster. Over one hundred tracks were written with only ten making the album's final cut. Existing one has terrible quality, so I've decided on uploading that one. It serves the purpose of my backup copy, in case I want to listen to it when I. Before and After Science is really a study of studio composition whereby recordings are created by deconstruction and elimination: tracks are recorded and assembled in layers, then selectively subtracted one after another, resulting in a composition and sound quite unlike that at the beginning of the process. Despite the album's pop format, the sound is unique and strays far from the mainstream. Ambient Experimental Art Rock. Brian Eno. Songs in album Brian Eno - Before And After Science 1977. Brian Eno - No One Receiving. Brian Eno - Backwater. Brian Eno - Kurt's Rejoinder. Brian Eno - Energy Fools The Magician. Brian Eno - King's Lead Hat. Brian Eno - Here He Comes. They sound fantastic and are a much cheaper way to get these records in great quality with much less investment. Brian Eno - Before and After Science 1977 FULL ALBUM Vinyl Rip 39:07. Списки Добавить в список. Listen free to Brian Eno Before and After Science No One Receiving - 2004 Digital Remaster, Backwater - 2004 Digital Remaster and more. 10 tracks 39:36. Before and After Science is being touted as Brian Enos most commercial album, and with some reason: its a graceful, seductively melodic work, and side one even kicks off with a neat little disco riff. But this view also confuses the issue. People who think of Eno solely in terms of the static, artsy instrumentals on David Bowies Heroes and Low forget, or. Before And After Science is a music studio album recording by BRIAN ENO Progressive ElectronicProgressive Rock released in 1977 on cd, lp, vinyl andor cassette. CD EG - EGCD 32 1987, US CD Virgin - ENOCD 4 2004, UK Remastered by Simon Heyworth. Buy BRIAN ENO Before And After Science Music. More places to buy BRIAN ENO music online. Whether they acknowledged it or not, punks and reactionaries alike needed a respite from the tumult. Brian Enos fourth solo album, originally released on the Polydor imprint in December 1977, surreptitiously pulled off the not-inconsiderable feat of uniting both factions as an almost incidental by-product of its casual otherness

Brian Eno - Before And After Science mp3

Performer: Brian Eno

Title: Before And After Science

Country: Europe

Release date: 04 Aug 2017

Label: Virgin EMI Records, UMC

Style: Art Rock, Avantgarde, Ambient

Catalog: ENO2LP4, 00602557484243

Genre: Electronic / Rock

Size MP3: 1411 mb

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Votes: 134

Record source: 2 × Vinyl, LP, 45 RPM, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered

Brian Eno Europe Virgin Emi Records Umc Art Rock Avantgarde Ambient 2017

MP3 Related to Brian Eno - Before And After Science

Gagas
Sounds amazing. The album is very warm, especially the second half of it, and all these analogue sounds are very good sounding. Unfortunately, I can't compare it with the original pressing, but this one doesn't sound different from digital copies of original pressing, so nothing particular was changed, as far as I can hear.
Gagas
Sounds amazing. The album is very warm, especially the second half of it, and all these analogue sounds are very good sounding. Unfortunately, I can't compare it with the original pressing, but this one doesn't sound different from digital copies of original pressing, so nothing particular was changed, as far as I can hear.
Beardana
Also a stereo issue with julie with where the left channel cuts out in the intro. frustrating. some other weird clicks in that track as well. when these half-speed masters dont have errors they sound incredible - but that's the thing - there are flaws all over them
Beardana
Also a stereo issue with julie with where the left channel cuts out in the intro. frustrating. some other weird clicks in that track as well. when these half-speed masters dont have errors they sound incredible - but that's the thing - there are flaws all over them
Unde
I own the original 1977 pressing and recently bought this half speed master. The new one is more clear, more articulate with a bit more flesh out notes. The difference is subtle though and the difference in the musical ‘picture’ overall is not that great. All in all not a bad attempt..
Unde
I own the original 1977 pressing and recently bought this half speed master. The new one is more clear, more articulate with a bit more flesh out notes. The difference is subtle though and the difference in the musical ‘picture’ overall is not that great. All in all not a bad attempt..
Yozshunris
Does this contain the lithographs by Peter Schmidt that came with the original album? This is the only one of the reissues I didn't pick up because I already have the original vinyl, but it is missing the lithographs. I'll consider buying this if it contains them. The other reissues had nothing but the mastering certificate and download code.
Yozshunris
Does this contain the lithographs by Peter Schmidt that came with the original album? This is the only one of the reissues I didn't pick up because I already have the original vinyl, but it is missing the lithographs. I'll consider buying this if it contains them. The other reissues had nothing but the mastering certificate and download code.
Saithi
Sadly, no it does not contain the portfolio containing the four lithos. As stated earlier they are printed on the inside of the gate-fold (at reduced size and not on the thick paper).
Saithi
Sadly, no it does not contain the portfolio containing the four lithos. As stated earlier they are printed on the inside of the gate-fold (at reduced size and not on the thick paper).
Winenama
I got two record twos in my copy, anyone else have this happen?
Winenama
I got two record twos in my copy, anyone else have this happen?
Made-with-Love
Yes, both LPs in the double set I received are record two (sides c & d) as well. How many others have received this flaw, I wonder? Sounds pretty good, otherwise.
Made-with-Love
Yes, both LPs in the double set I received are record two (sides c & d) as well. How many others have received this flaw, I wonder? Sounds pretty good, otherwise.
MisTereO
Regarding this new Abbey Road master, there's a flaw on Side Three during the song "Here He Comes" where, at the end of the third chorus, the audio shifts slightly over to the right channel for a few seconds before returning back to its balanced state. This flaw is not in the lossless .wav files that came as a download code with the record.Just my copy, or... ?EDIT: So, it turns out this flaw (and some others since discovered) are part of the deterioration of the master tapes used for these Abbey Road reissues, 13 years removed from the 2004 DSD reissues on CD. A bit of a shame, but honestly, for those of you (like me) who have never owned the original pressings of the Eno quadrilogy and were hoping to have brand new copies for themselves that sound just as good, if not better, than the originals, you're better off buying these while they're still affordable instead of purchasing used & near-expensive vintage pressings.Also, I suspect the download codes for these albums contain lossless .wav files of the 2004 DSD issues, because they don't contain the same aural drops these reissues do. Docked one star for Before and After Science having the most master-tape dropouts of the quadrilogy reissues, and the fact that my copy of Disc 2 was dirty as hell on both sides. Vastly reduced the pops, hiss and clicks with a thorough cleaning, but some little bits remain. Good enough for me.
MisTereO
Regarding this new Abbey Road master, there's a flaw on Side Three during the song "Here He Comes" where, at the end of the third chorus, the audio shifts slightly over to the right channel for a few seconds before returning back to its balanced state. This flaw is not in the lossless .wav files that came as a download code with the record.Just my copy, or... ?EDIT: So, it turns out this flaw (and some others since discovered) are part of the deterioration of the master tapes used for these Abbey Road reissues, 13 years removed from the 2004 DSD reissues on CD. A bit of a shame, but honestly, for those of you (like me) who have never owned the original pressings of the Eno quadrilogy and were hoping to have brand new copies for themselves that sound just as good, if not better, than the originals, you're better off buying these while they're still affordable instead of purchasing used & near-expensive vintage pressings.Also, I suspect the download codes for these albums contain lossless .wav files of the 2004 DSD issues, because they don't contain the same aural drops these reissues do. Docked one star for Before and After Science having the most master-tape dropouts of the quadrilogy reissues, and the fact that my copy of Disc 2 was dirty as hell on both sides. Vastly reduced the pops, hiss and clicks with a thorough cleaning, but some little bits remain. Good enough for me.
Fearlesssinger
Not only did I have the same dirt problem on record two (especially on "Spider and I"--full of white dust!!!) but my copy originally came with a damaged record, with something like a melted outer groove and a dent in the middle of "Through Hollow Lands". They replaced it, but seriously, what is the quality control at the pressing plant? Eno re-releases always seem to have problems--remember the tape stretching on the first CD editions from the early 90s??
Fearlesssinger
Not only did I have the same dirt problem on record two (especially on "Spider and I"--full of white dust!!!) but my copy originally came with a damaged record, with something like a melted outer groove and a dent in the middle of "Through Hollow Lands". They replaced it, but seriously, what is the quality control at the pressing plant? Eno re-releases always seem to have problems--remember the tape stretching on the first CD editions from the early 90s??
Hulbine
I haven't heard these new 45rpm pressings yet...but am I the only one who would prefer a simple, single disc 33rpm repress? First of all I hate having to flip after 2 or 3 songs, and they're also too expensive. I may be just getting old and crotchety but....
Hulbine
I haven't heard these new 45rpm pressings yet...but am I the only one who would prefer a simple, single disc 33rpm repress? First of all I hate having to flip after 2 or 3 songs, and they're also too expensive. I may be just getting old and crotchety but....
Uthergo
Pick up the 2x45's when Music Magpie have 20/25% off, deals on ebay. You'll get them for £20.04 each-delivered! Have them all now and they all sound superb. (It is a pest turning sides evety 10 minutes-lol).
Uthergo
Pick up the 2x45's when Music Magpie have 20/25% off, deals on ebay. You'll get them for £20.04 each-delivered! Have them all now and they all sound superb. (It is a pest turning sides evety 10 minutes-lol).
Goldfury
Having an OG copy of this one, I’d actually say having 2 discs would definitely help the sound quality (I don’t have this 2x version, but I do have several of the other Eno 2x reissues), if that is a consideration you’re making when purchasing physical music. My argument is that most of these early (and later, really) Eno albums are in excess of 40 minutes (like this one) and often nearing 50 minutes (a lot of his instrumental releases). 20 minutes is a lot to cram onto one side without sacrificing dynamics. For example, with my Island US copy (EX) of Before and After, “King’s Lead Hat” is placed at the end of side A. It is only a 16ish minute long side, but KLH is kind of the banger, very dynamic recording but the dynamics are distorted in a way that I’m sure are completely absent in the 2x version. I’ve noticed no such distortions on my 2x copies of TTM(BS), Music for Films, or Another Green World, each of which are as long (or significantly longer) than Before and After Science. Now, it would have been better to have placed this song earlier on either side in the first place, but those are consessions you don’t have to make stretching the material out across 4 sides, with 8-12 minutes per side. Will I be buying the 2x version? If I had unlimited funds, I would. But I’ll live with my OG single and buy 2x versions of the ones I don’t have (when I summon the patience to deal with the rife pressing defects Optimal is putting out and that Abbey Road is ignoring, that is).
Goldfury
Having an OG copy of this one, I’d actually say having 2 discs would definitely help the sound quality (I don’t have this 2x version, but I do have several of the other Eno 2x reissues), if that is a consideration you’re making when purchasing physical music. My argument is that most of these early (and later, really) Eno albums are in excess of 40 minutes (like this one) and often nearing 50 minutes (a lot of his instrumental releases). 20 minutes is a lot to cram onto one side without sacrificing dynamics. For example, with my Island US copy (EX) of Before and After, “King’s Lead Hat” is placed at the end of side A. It is only a 16ish minute long side, but KLH is kind of the banger, very dynamic recording but the dynamics are distorted in a way that I’m sure are completely absent in the 2x version. I’ve noticed no such distortions on my 2x copies of TTM(BS), Music for Films, or Another Green World, each of which are as long (or significantly longer) than Before and After Science. Now, it would have been better to have placed this song earlier on either side in the first place, but those are consessions you don’t have to make stretching the material out across 4 sides, with 8-12 minutes per side. Will I be buying the 2x version? If I had unlimited funds, I would. But I’ll live with my OG single and buy 2x versions of the ones I don’t have (when I summon the patience to deal with the rife pressing defects Optimal is putting out and that Abbey Road is ignoring, that is).
นℕĨĈტℝ₦
33 1/3 versions are on the way. Check Acoustic Sounds.
นℕĨĈტℝ₦
33 1/3 versions are on the way. Check Acoustic Sounds.
Thofyn
I am with you, none of his early albums are all that long, I just wanna sit and listen to a good 33rpm disc. Same with some of Miles Davis's stuff, it's listening music not two or three songs then jump up and change.
Thofyn
I am with you, none of his early albums are all that long, I just wanna sit and listen to a good 33rpm disc. Same with some of Miles Davis's stuff, it's listening music not two or three songs then jump up and change.
Oreavi
YES YES YES! Why not a heavy weight single slab. Overly fussy, and not conducive to a sustained, pleasurable listening experience.
Oreavi
YES YES YES! Why not a heavy weight single slab. Overly fussy, and not conducive to a sustained, pleasurable listening experience.
Anicasalar
Totally agree flipping a record after 2 or 3 songs is just annoying. Just get the original 70's pressings or the early 80's EG pressings they sound great.
Anicasalar
Totally agree flipping a record after 2 or 3 songs is just annoying. Just get the original 70's pressings or the early 80's EG pressings they sound great.
Ranterl
Original pressings sound quality was not the best. These new pressings should set it straight. I am sure they will sound great.
Ranterl
Original pressings sound quality was not the best. These new pressings should set it straight. I am sure they will sound great.
Shakataxe
I completely agree. I own all except one of these already and I would be much more inclined to purchase these if they weren't so pricey. Each side is going to be something like 8 minutes long which is a little excessive in my eyes. Seems like a cash grab to me.
Shakataxe
I completely agree. I own all except one of these already and I would be much more inclined to purchase these if they weren't so pricey. Each side is going to be something like 8 minutes long which is a little excessive in my eyes. Seems like a cash grab to me.
Freaky Hook
Definitely gimmicky. Vinyl is popular again so of course companies are going to spread the whole thing so thin to milk as much money as they can out of it
Freaky Hook
Definitely gimmicky. Vinyl is popular again so of course companies are going to spread the whole thing so thin to milk as much money as they can out of it