Brian Eno

Brian Peter George St. Jean le Baptiste de la Salle Eno (born 15 May 1948 in Woodbridge, Suffolk) is a British electronic musician, music theorist and record producer. As a solo artist, he is probably best known as the father of ambient music.

Discography

• (1972) Roxy Music (by Roxy Music)
• (1973) For Your Pleasure (by Roxy Music)
• (1973) No Pussyfooting (with Robert Fripp)
• (1973) Portsmouth Sinfonia Plays the Popular Classics (with the Portsmouth Sinfonia)
• (1973) Here Come The Warm Jets
• (1974) Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
• (1975) Evening Star (with Robert Fripp)
• (1975) Another Green World
• (1975) Discreet Music
• (1975) Peter & the Wolf (various artists) (Viceroy Music)
• (1977) Cluster & Eno (with Cluster)
• (1978) Before and After Science
• (1978) Ambient #1 / Music for Airports
• (1978) Music for Films
• (1978) After the Heat (with Roedelius and Dieter Moebius aka Cluster)
• (1980) Ambient #2 / The Plateaux of Mirror (with Harold Budd)
• (1980) Fourth World, Vol. 1: Possible Musics (with Jon Hassell)
• (1980) Ambient #3 / Day of Radiance (by Laraaji with Eno producing)
• (1981) My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (with David Byrne)
• (1982) Ambient #4 / On Land
• (1983) '
• (1984) The Pearl (with Harold Budd)
• (1985) Thursday Afternoon (soundtrack to an art gallery video)
• (1985) Hybrid (with Daniel Lanois and Michael Brook)
• (1989) Textures
• (1990) The Shutov Assembly (All Saints Records)
• (1990) Wrong Way Up (with John Cale) (All Saints Records)
• (1992) Nerve Net (All Saints Records)
• (1993) Neroli (All Saints Records)
• (1995) Spinner (with Jah Wobble) (All Saints Records)
• (1995) Original Soundtracks No. 1 (with U2)
• (1997) The Drop (All Saints Records)
• (2001) Drawn From Life (with Peter Schwalm)
• (2002) Lightness
• (2002) I Dormienti
• (2002) Kite Stories
• (2003) Music for Civic Recovery Centre
• (2003) Compact Forest Proposal
• (2003) January 07003 | Bell Studies for The Clock of The Long Now
• (2004) Curiosities Volume 1
• (2004) Curiosities Volume 2
• (2004) The Equatorial Stars (with Robert Fripp)
• (2005) Another Day on Earth