Hah i still have every poster i ever got in highschool. All rolled up in a tube. Why i keep them? I have no idea. Most are badly damaged in the corners, but i keep them. I honestly have no idea where to get music posters. Hottopic went to shit. Spencers sometimes

Bandcamp merch is some cases

Huh...TIL

Artist's web site.

I prefer Licorice Pizza.

Sam goody

amazon, allposters.com,redbubble.com

Just google "music posters" There's a few online. One called all posters . com seems to have a big selection.

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It’s funny cause his ex band member Tony James had made one of the most 80s cyber punk band ever with Sigue sigue sputnik. And then he reunites with him after he tries and fails at it…in a way.

Low by David Bowie, just to state the obvious

I love a bit of Vital Idol

That would be cool to own.

I would like to make the pitch go down as the music is slowed down as well.

I remember the first press of the cd came with a 3.5” floppy disc with a game/video or something. It was way before I had a computer, so I never was able to view it.

Album was ahead of its time.

Aw I thought it was good fun

It's better than i remembered, although that's a low bar. But then i kinda like that cheesy Christmas album, so my opinion is probably suspect.

After this album failed, Billy's reaction was interesting as to the two things he did next. First he grew his hair longer and dreaded it... then he played a reunion show with Generation X.

So from one extreme to the other really. Then he took a couple years off and eventually reunited with Steve Stevens and started making the kind of music that really worked for him again. Well, except for that Sinatra wannabe Christmas album, but that's a whole other story.

I listened to Cyberpunk once and then tried to block it out of my mind forever. I might give it another shot now, for the Hell of it, I guess.

I've always liked it and was surprised that it was hated.

Kate McCannon?

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One favourite bit of Eno trivia.

He recorded Taking Tiger Mountain... at the same studio and same time that Genesis were recording The Lamb... album. Gabriel being an admirer invited him to contribute and he duly provided some ethereal touches to what was already a very trippy album.

He is the only non-member to have a writing credit on a Genesis album (check out The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packaging). However, his influence seems to pervade the album more generally - there are 2 short ambient songs.

However, Eno needed a drummer to work on Mother Whale Eyeless and Genesis offered up Phil Collins (he stated he felt like a prostitute). It obviously went well because Collins would also play on AGW and B&AS.

I would define AGW as proto-ambient, with a foot in the Progressive camp (most of the musiicans were from that genre). Completely agree that it's a perfect album. Could argue there is some inspiration from the Harmonia album that came out a year before, which Eno effusively praised. After AGW, he would produce an album with them.

But Eno's 4 non-ambient albums in the 1970s are all classics and each so distinct in their own style.

Eno was an influence on BoC (along with Mike Oldfield curiously enough).