[eu-gene] Re: Psst...Wanna Buy an Algorithm? (Working Title)

[Antoine Schmitt]

I think that this is not fair. The guy expresses good ideas clearly.
For example here : http://www.inmotionmagazine.com/eno1.html


:::::::::17/10/05::::14:19 +0100::::Paul Brown:::::::::
>I think that Eno is generally avoided on this list because although
>coined the phrase generative music to describe the music he produced
>when collaborating with SSEYO when they were computer music software
>program Koan in the mid 1990's, he has not pursued his initial interest
>in generative music seriously having concentrated more in recent years
>in producing popular recording artists and pursuing his interests in the
>digital distribution of recorded music alongside Peter Gabriel. Also,
>because of his popularisation of the expression generative music he is
>often credited as being its inventor which, of course, he isn't.
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>Subject: Re: [eu-gene] Re: Psst...Wanna Buy an Algorithm? (Working
>Title)
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>:::::::::16/10/05::::19:43 +0100::::alex:::::::::
>>Brian Eno, who'd we'd best leave out of
>>this debate.
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>Hey, that's interesting ! I'd like to know why !?
>I'm not a fan of his music, but he is the best advocate of generative
>music in the wide world... Respected thinker as well as respected
>producer, no ? Is he taboo in some way ? His name is never mentionned
>here I realize...
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