Album
More Music For Films
2005 · Electronic
3 collectors on Gatefold own this

More Music For Films is an Electronic album by Brian Eno, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 11 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
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More Music for Films is a compilation album by British musician Brian Eno, released in 2005. Represents a new spin on a variety of soundtrack material made by Eno in the years 1976-1983, including some tracks drawn from Music for Films, Vol. 2, others from Eno Box I: Instrumentals, and at least six selections never made public before.
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Tracklist
- 1Untitled2:05
- 2The Last Door1:31
- 3Chemin de Fer1:57
- 4Dark Waters1:07
- 5Fuseli1:40
- 6Melancholy Waltz1:46
- 7Northern Lights2:13
- 8From the Coast2:02
- 9Shell1:26
- 10Empty Landscape1:26
- 11Reactor1:40
- 12The Secret1:13
- 13Don't Look Back0:57
- 14Marseilles1:29
- 15The Dove1:25
- 16Roman Twilight3:38
- 17Dawn, Marshland3:11
- 18Climate Study3:24
- 19Drift Study2:32
- 20Approaching Taidu3:27
- 21Always Returning (II)3:09
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Ambient & Downtempo
- sparse
- meditative
- cinematic
Tracks 1 to 14 originally appeared on the initial 1976 promo-only LP release of Music For Films (UK 1976) (opens in a new tab), and on CD as part of the 1993 release I: Instrumental (UK 1993) (opens in a new tab).
Tracks 15 to 21 originally appeared on the 1983 release Music For Films Volume 2.
Tracks 5 and 8 originally appeared on the commercial 1978 release of Music For Films as "Patrolling Wire Borders" and "Quartz", respectively.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bill MacCormickBASS GUITAR
- Dave MattacksPERCUSSION
- Fred FrithELECTRIC GUITAR
- John CaleVIOLA
- Paul RudolphGUITAR
- Percy JonesBASS GUITAR
- Phil CollinsPERCUSSION
- Robert FrippELECTRIC GUITAR
- Rod MelvinELECTRIC PIANO
3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 11 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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