A true gift from Brian Eno, one of the most visionary musicians in the UK. His career spans from his early days with Roxy Music in the 70s, to pioneering ambient music and producing for greats like David Bowie, Talking Heads, and U2. While his musical achievements are well - known, his visual experiments, exhibited globally, are a bit under - the - radar. On Music For Installations, Eno shares a huge amount of material from these visual works, much of which is available for the first time in any format. This limited - edition box set includes nine full LPs of music from Eno's installations from 1986 to the present, all pressed on vinyl for the first time. 50% of the music has never been released before. It comes with a 64 - page soft - cover book featuring a new essay by Eno and rare, unseen photos from his 1997 - present exhibitions. Each album is in a beautiful die - cut sleeve designed by Nick Robertson and is packaged in a rigid 12'x12' box. You'll also get a digital download voucher for two bonus tracks in *.wav format. A must - have for Eno fans! Music label: Opal Records 2018. Reviewed by light artist 07/2018.
Using this product is simple. First, take the box set out of its packaging carefully. If you want to listen to the vinyl, gently remove an album from its die - cut sleeve and place it on your turntable. Make sure your turntable is set up correctly and the needle is in good condition. For the digital download, find the download voucher inside the box. Follow the instructions on the voucher to download the two bonus tracks in *.wav format. When handling the vinyl, always hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. Store the vinyl in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep the box set in its original box when not in use to protect it. The soft - cover book is also delicate, so handle it with care to avoid tearing the pages.
