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Essential album, not worth buying again. It amazes me how many otherwise well-informed people, particularly those keen on fusionist world music and electronica, remain unaware of this groundbreaking 1981 album. Byrne and Eno integrated odd vocal samples (politicians, evangelists, folktale tellers) with polyrhythmic funk and Middle Eastern-derived musical backing to create an eerie, compelling soundscape that was unlike most anything else out there at the time of its release (although musically, it owed a lot to the same influences apparent on Remain in Light and The Catherine Wheel). This stunning album clearly paved the way for studio technophiles like Moby et al years later. Most of the tracks remain awesome to this day, but even in the original release, a handful of weaker ones seemed to indicate that Byrne and Eno had run out of steam during production (The Carrier, A Secret Life, Mountain of Needles). Disappointingly, not included on this re-release is "Qu'ran" from the original, a very intense track that they withdrew after protests from Muslim fundamentalists. The "new" tracks here (from 12 forward) are nothing to write home about: most seem very unfinished, and only "Defiant" and "Number 8 Mix" cohere as whole songs that could've been on the original (though the former has exactly the same rhythmic structure as "The Jezebel Spirit"). If you don't already own this, it's well worth the money, but for those who do, best to just fill in with the extra singles as need be.

Wow.. This is simply a genuine masterpiece. It completely blows my mind that they were doing this while electronic music hardly even existed, this album is simply stunning. not only is it revolutionairy, but also supreme quality. a five star album for sure.

GIVE THANKS TO BOTH BRIAN AND DAVID. This particular re-release (with added music) was just another demonstration of the genius of Brian Eno. Most who know of Brian’s previous twenty years of ground breaking work are aware that he had fathered most of the music genre’s we all take for granted or give credit to the wrong musicians. Let us thank him for his work and the gifts we all enjoy. Some examples come to mind such a punk, ambient, industrial. Many musicians have to tip their hats to Brian such as the Talking Heads and U2. Both of these bands were still trying to blow up and when they teamed with Brian and he produced there best albums. David Bryne was one lucky man to team up with Brian and this collaboration was a defining moment for the 80’s and established David as a musician and passionate artist. Is this album important? Maybe. A definite one to have in a modern music collection? Yes.

mica. Ok or just art? Moving forward to his past. This is ok but the music just sits there. Not their best effort.

Was ground breaking mentioned!!!!!!. I first heard Jezebel Spirit in a NYC disco called the Paradise Garage in the early 80's, while the song played, the lights dimmed and the dance floor packed the movie of the Exorcist was shown on a large screen. As the patrons worked up a sweat while viewing the movie and dancing it appeared to be some satanic ritual going on. I thought this was hilarious my friend and I laughed like crazy I said David and Brian are geniuses.

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