Brian Eno- Fripp and Eno The Equatorial Stars-LP

Brian Eno – Fripp and Eno The Equatorial Stars

The Equatorial Stars brought Robert Fripp and Brian Eno back together in 2004, nearly 30 years after Evening Star, which gives this collaboration a particular pull in the Eno/Fripp story. The music works in an ambient, experimental frame, with subtle shifts, modest unease, and room for Fripp’s guitar to emerge against Eno’s synthesizers and loops. Eno and Fripp produced the album themselves, keeping the focus tightly on that two-person exchange. The star-named pieces include “Meissa,” “Lyra,” and “Altair,” a neat organizing idea that suits the album’s patient, searching character. This new vinyl pressing is sealed in shrink, with the record condition graded sealed rather than handled used stock. At $36, the appeal here is a clean, unopened copy of a later Fripp/Eno studio collaboration. Fripp and Eno The Equatorial Stars.

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