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I'd say Eno had more to do with the experimentation than anyone else, though both were absent from The Buddha Of Suburbia, which could be considered his first postBerlin experimental foray.

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Er...Eno did have some involvement with BOS, didn't he? I haven't got my copy on me at the moment - but wasn't he on one track (or am I thinking of something else)?

EDIT: Yes, I'm right - I am thinking of something else (he co-wrote Voyeur Of Utter Destruction on 1.Outside). I agree, though, that BOS "could be considered his first postBerlin experimental foray". Let's hope he means to go in that sort of direction. But he probably won't - he'll go off at some unusual tangent dragging the rest of the music world in his wake. That's what we love about him! (Well, I do, anyway).

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Edited by 96dbFreak on 03/09/04 00:56 AM (server time).