45 mixes with songs by “Brian+Eno+-+John+Cale”

Funny / Not Funny Records' Monthly Mixtape installment this month curated by The Cinnamon Band member John Harouff. Enjoy!

A critic at Allmusic argues that Brian Eno, born Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno, "forever altered the ways in which music is approached, composed, performed, and perceived, and everything from punk to techno to new age bears his unmistakable influence."

Here, I try to focus on the sheer diversity of the collaborations and influence. Features Laurie Anderson and David Bowie.

80 s new wave electronic etc

Let it flow into you...

10 tracks, including music by Orange Juice, Prince and John Cale, that were listened in the year I was born.

Hey I ripped a bunch of new stuff today from my CD collection. Enjoy the fair use. Brian Eno, Peter Gabriel, Cranes.

The soundtrack for an original story I've written about a Prime Minister's daughter and the man she was never supposed to love.

For those that are in a relationship and those who aren't. Showing the duality of romance. Please go to facebook.com/bscreams if you like what you hear and click the like button and please feel free to share the links and spread the word!

Music that reminds me of college in the latter half of the 80s. Your memories may vary.

One hundred tracks of pop, rock, and alternative including music by 'Til Tuesday, 10,000 Maniacs, Aztec Camera, presented in chonologicalish order.

Six and a half hours too long? It started out as 9:30 and was culled to 7:40 before the 100-track limit resulted in what's heard here.

(p.s., there's a 100-track limit on 8tracks)

Brian goes up against Bryan with nine tracks including music by Brian Eno, Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry.

"O Brother, Where Art Thou by Sinclair Beckstein" (Sullivan's Travels) - Eight tracks including music by Brian Eno & John Cale, Bruce Springsteen and Tom Waits.