構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 01:03:41

Personnel includes: Brian Eno (vocals, guitar, piano, organ, synthesizers, bass); Neil Catchpole, Christine West-Oram (vocals); Guy Barber, Maria Eno, Helen May (spoken vocals); Robert Quine, Gregg Arreguin, Jamie West-Oram, Robert Ahwai (guitar); Wayne Duchamp (alto saxophone); Alice Ngukwe (tenor saxophone); King Hastings Kwesi Banana (baritone saxophone); Curtis Pelican (trumpet); Rod Melvin (piano); Roger Eno (piano sample); Laurence Cottle, Romeo Williams (bass); Benmont Tench, Isaac Osapanin (percussion); Robert Fripp, John Paul Jones. Engineers include: Brian Fenner, Chris Fuhrman, Sid Wells. Personnel: Brian Eno (vocals, guitar, tenor saxophone, piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer); Christine West-Oram, Duchess Nell Catchpole (vocals); Robert Ahwai, Gregg Arreguin, Jamie West-Oram, Robert Fripp, Robert Quine (guitar); Wayne Duchamp (alto saxophone); Alice Ngukwe (tenor saxophone); Curtis Pelican (trumpet); Roger Eno (piano, sampler); Roderick Melvin, John Paul Jones (piano); Markus Dravs (drums, drum programming); Sugarfoot Moffett, Cecil Stamper III, Richard Bailey (drums); Winston Ngukwe, Isaac Osapanin (congas); Benmont Tench (percussion). Audio Mixers: Markus Dravs; Brian Eno. Recording information: Eastcote, London, England; EMI Abbey Road Studios, London, England; Ground Control, LA; London, England; Sam Therapy, London, England; Westside, London, England; Wilderness, Woodbridge; Woodbridge. Photographers: Peter Bech Sorensen; Peter Anderson ; Nick White. Unknown Contributor Roles: Robert Ahwai; Markus Dravs; Brian Eno. In 1991, Brian Eno announced the imminent release of his first all-pop solo album since 1978's BEFORE AND AFTER SCIENCE, to be called MY SQUELCHY LIFE. Instead, Eno shelved that album and released the peculiar NERVE NET in its place. Featuring a few of MY SQUELCHY LIFE's proposed songs, including the charming collage-like title track, the lengthy album is mostly instrumental. However, it's not at all like Eno's previous ambient work; these 12 songs are emphatically danceable and far less hermetic. Guests include guitarists Robert Fripp, Robert Quine, and Jamie West-Oram; keyboardists John Paul Jones, Benmont Tench, and Roger Eno; and a variety of drummers and percussionists who blend club-scene techno with exotic world music accents. The brief, gentle solo keyboard piece "Appendix: Decentre" adds a becalmed coda, but this frantic, polyglot album deserves the often self-contradictory list of adjectives presented in the liner notes.

録音 | ステレオ (Studio)