Comments on: The David Byrne/Brian Eno Album Is Happening Today http://idolator.com/400557/the-david-byrnebrian-eno-album-is-happening-today Music News, Reviews, and Gossip on Idolator.com Sat, 26 May 2012 21:38:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: sparkletone http://idolator.com/400557/the-david-byrnebrian-eno-album-is-happening-today/comment-page-1#comment-681082 sparkletone Tue, 19 Aug 2008 01:16:52 +0000 http://ac9c1ca52c339305d7e9ef6c6060709d#comment-681082 <p>God, I cannot wait for the Chicago show.</p> <p>Initial impression of the album is positive, but I want to listen to it a few more times before really forming any kind of definite opinion.</p> God, I cannot wait for the Chicago show.

Initial impression of the album is positive, but I want to listen to it a few more times before really forming any kind of definite opinion.

]]> By: Marth http://idolator.com/400557/the-david-byrnebrian-eno-album-is-happening-today/comment-page-1#comment-681092 Marth Mon, 18 Aug 2008 09:05:54 +0000 http://ac9c1ca52c339305d7e9ef6c6060709d#comment-681092 <p>@<a href="#c7286164">Camp Tiger Claw</a>: @<a href="#c7285971">Marth</a>: Oh yeah, and Brian Eno's no hack either.</p> @Camp Tiger Claw: @Marth: Oh yeah, and Brian Eno’s no hack either.

]]> By: Camp Tiger Claw http://idolator.com/400557/the-david-byrnebrian-eno-album-is-happening-today/comment-page-1#comment-681102 Camp Tiger Claw Mon, 18 Aug 2008 07:38:35 +0000 http://ac9c1ca52c339305d7e9ef6c6060709d#comment-681102 <p>@<a href="#c7285971">Marth</a>: I've already streamed this 3 times today. Looking forward to the show in Boston.</p> @Marth: I’ve already streamed this 3 times today. Looking forward to the show in Boston.

]]> By: Marth http://idolator.com/400557/the-david-byrnebrian-eno-album-is-happening-today/comment-page-1#comment-681112 Marth Mon, 18 Aug 2008 07:31:15 +0000 http://ac9c1ca52c339305d7e9ef6c6060709d#comment-681112 <p>Since no one has commented on this, let me be the first: David Byrne is really a great case for the possibilities of longevity in rock. He just keeps moving, not rehashing his past or trying to hard to be current. While his last few studio albums haven't necessarily been terribly envelope-pushing or culturally-definitive, they've been constantly solid. And this seems like no exception. Good tunes, a great voice, and not a bit of nostalgia. I could listen to this guy forever.</p> Since no one has commented on this, let me be the first: David Byrne is really a great case for the possibilities of longevity in rock. He just keeps moving, not rehashing his past or trying to hard to be current. While his last few studio albums haven’t necessarily been terribly envelope-pushing or culturally-definitive, they’ve been constantly solid. And this seems like no exception. Good tunes, a great voice, and not a bit of nostalgia. I could listen to this guy forever.

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