brian eno "apollo" - c or d

....and i sat through "traffic" again about a month weeks later, when someone asked me to go and i didn't want to go, just waiting for that last scene and it was still fantastic. thanks brian eno.

Bits of Apollo are good, but alot of it is pap. Particularly most of side two if I remember correctly.

Saw "The Apollo Project's" (Larry Campbell, David Torn, Mike Gordon, itsnotyouitsme, Jeff Parker and Noveller) live version of Apollo when I was in NYC last week and man it was tremendously great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW20zZ68i2c

Has anyone bought the expanded reissue?

hi!

Haha. All I could find was this Pitchfork review by a certain Alfred Soto, whoever the hell he is supposed to be...

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/brian-eno-apollo-atmospheres-and-soundtracks-extended-edition/

It's a fave album of mine, and I have the new version, just haven't gotten around to it.

I think I'll have to get it. Also a fave of mine

I’ve been listening to the second disc a ton the last few days. It’s neither as spookily ethereal as a “Stars” nor as overtly straightforward as “Silver Morning” – the whole thing was done trading stems and MIDI files and a number of the tracks feel like distant cousins of “Deep Blue Day” and “An Ending (Ascent).” But all in all, a nice listen.

I’m looking forward to his reunion with Roger. The first few tracks they’ve released have been really nice.

Have always lived Deep Blue Day which is like country tinged ambient. Guess you know. I take it it's a reference to one of the crew being a major Buck Owen fan.
Anyway blooming sublime.

Always loved that is. My days are not all deep blue. But if that was a lifestyle not sure how it'd be,a little melancholy?

I bought the two disc remaster out of loyalty to this amazing album. But I confess I've barely listened to it - and certainly not the second disc. I must do so

Yes, and I won’t lie: it’s going down particularly nicely in the midst of all this chaos right now.