the art of dialogue
In the net i found an new spoken by a guy who gave very few insights into the album in question. In parts t seemed very poor. Cliché after cliché, no single analysis of a track. Well, I don‘t have any problems if someone loves, likes, or dislikes an album. That‘s where dialogue comes into play.
i answered him: At least your review scratches the surface of the surface. Digging a bit deeper would help. ANOTHER DAY ON EARTH is another fantastic Eno song album with an interesting melange of song structures and ambient elements. They intertwine perfectly. You missed melodies? Well, listen again, to How Many Worlds or Just Another Day, Caught Between or Bottomliners … maybe some them take time to evolve, some are nearly singalongs, my friend. Eno unfolds a „theatre of voices“ of a class beyond any mainstream expectations. And surely miles away from such a limited strangely self-comscious parlando, Apart from that, the whole album conains a multitude of emotions and „states of mind“ that make it unique, too. The last piece about a suicide bomber was a track David Bowie absolutely admired, and for good reasons, and really doesn‘t deserve such a trivial response. Sorry for open words. No hard feelings. Then he answered me.