Kelly Hogan on Sound Opinions

Kelly Hogan performs 'I Like to Keep Myself in Pain' on Sound Opinions from WBEZ on Vimeo.

She performs more songs on the audio versions…

http://www.soundopinions.org/archive/2012/july.html#guestkellyhogan

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Brian Eno Interview on Sound Opinions

A great interview. A must listen for any one who works in music production. Or for anyone interested in music in general...

Sound Opinions Footnotes:

Frequent Sound Opinions listeners know they can count on one thing: Brian Eno references. In fact some have taken to making it a drinking game. The legendary producer and electronic music pioneer seems to come up no matter what Jim and Greg are talking about. And for good reason—Eno is not just an innovator in the experimental world, but a major pop force as well, first as a member of the new wave band Roxy Music, then as a producer and collaborator with David Byrne and the Talking Heads, John Cale, Devo, U2 and Coldplay. He also composes solo work as well, though whether or not he’ll use lyrics, singing or poetry is never known. His last album Drums Between the Bells was inspired by the poetry of Rick Holland. And he has a new EP called Panic of Looking. Brian joins Jim and Greg from England and shares his unique philosophies on writing, recording and the studio as an instrument.

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Listen Here: Show 310: Brian Eno, Review of Coldplay