
25 years after I first heard it,
My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts, the groundbreaking 1981 sampling masterpiece of sinister funk and edgy dub by
David Byrne and
Brian Eno, still makes me shake my head in shock and awe. It hasn't dated a bit--if anything, it remains remarkably ahead of its time. The remastering is superb, with a few songs returning slightly extended (check out
Mea Culpa and
Moonlight In Glory.) The previously unreleased tracks--especially
New Feet and
Number 8 Mix--are the icing on an already overloaded cake (
Nonesuch has even given the album
it's own website, full of free tracks for remixing at home, alternate album covers and more.) Now if only someone would reissue those rare and long-out-of-print
Obscure label albums languishing in Eno's vault...
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