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Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets Album Track Listing
| 1 | Needles In the Camel's Eye See All 3 2004 Digital Remaster  | 3:10 | $1.29 | |
| 2 | Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch See All 3 2004 Digital Remaster | 3:05 | $1.29 | |
| 3 | Baby's On Fire See All 4 2004 Digital Remaster | 5:18 | $1.29 | |
| 4 | Cindy Tells Me See All 4 2004 Digital Remaster | 3:25 | $1.29 | |
| 5 | Driving Me Backwards See All 3 2004 Digital Remaster | 5:11 | $1.29 | |
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| 6 | On Some Faraway Beach See All 6 2004 Digital Remaster | 4:36 | $1.29 | |
| 7 | Blank Frank See All 4 2004 Digital Remaster | 3:35 | $1.29 | |
| 8 | Dead Finks Don't Talk See All 4 2004 Digital Remaster | 4:02 | $1.29 | |
| 9 | Some of Them Are Old See All 4 2004 Digital Remaster | 5:11 | $1.29 | |
| 10 | Here Come the Warm Jets See All 5 2004 Digital Remaster | 4:02 | $1.29 | |
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| The first and best!
Of Eno's vocal albums, this is my hands down favorite. A wild concoction mixing glam, art-rock, doo-wop, film scores and a whole mess of found noises into a brilliant stew. When I first heard this on LP in 1979, it blew my mind. For the first 10-15 years of listening to it I tended to prefer side 1. I now find that the (now) second half of the CD is really where the pay-off lies. A classic.
By Jack Smith (W-S, NC) 
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| really interesting
i found this piece of work really interesting for such efforts in sound experimentalism and strange lyrics .in these tracks you can recognize the sound that shaped the 80's new wave and new romantic.really good listening!
By GAGAUMPA (LIVORNO)
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| Something For Everyone
Brian Eno's work is an aquired taste. You really have to take the time to listen closely to what is being presented. "Here Come The Warm Jets" is Eno exposing himself as the consumate composer, musician and social observer. The album is populated with strange characters both describing their worlds, as in "Cindy Tells Me" or being described in the creepy "Blank Frank". In this album Eno tells stories about people and situations with an amazing variety of musical textures and moods. Sometimes the mood is a cynical take on fame and destruction as in the tale of "Baby's on Fire" and the lyric, "Look at her laughing/like heifer to the slaughter", yet he switches gears as rapidly and seemingly seamlessly to sentimental thoughts of love and remembrance as in "Some of them are Old". On the title cut, "Here Come the Warm Jets"(the last song on the album) synthesizers soar in a comfortable felt overlaying some odd bells. On "Some Faraway Beach" the entire tune is predicated on simple piano notes in a simple progression. One would be hard pressed to find musical exotica and eccentricities, talent and pure imagination in any other contemporay artist as you will find in Brian Eno's work. "Here Comes the Warm Jets" is second only to Eno's "Before and After Science" in bringing to the world the possibilities of music, technology, and observation of 20th century western civilization. Eno's first claim to fame was as Roxy Music's keyboard player. If one follows Eno's career after that, one will find a man who actually makes music an intimate part of the human whole, a multitalented engineer, musician and person for whom SOUND is his life. The way it is arranged, where it is and where it isn't is what makes it a part of life
By catdan5 (Austin, Texas)
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| Frippin' Fantastic
When I heard Baby's On Fire for the first time in about thirty years I was absolutely stunned by just how sensational Robert Fripp's guitar work is! As a friend said "He's slipped himself..." Here Come The Warm Jets is very early 70's experimental stuff, but then that's what Eno was all about. Some of the tracks don't stand up too well after all this time, but hey if you like music, real music go and get this album! I'm going to put Baby's On Fire in my top 100 song's of all time.
By grant.woodhams (Geraldton Western Australia)
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| ...And That's What Baby's Been Reduced To
This CD is a must-have, if only for "Baby's On Fire" which gives you an idea of what the Beatles might've sounded like if they'd gotten hold of the brown acid going around at Woodstock. Robert Fripp's face-melting guitar solo is a perfect interpretation of what it would sound like if the creature from "Alien" played guitar.
By JReuterski (Portland OR)
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