Artist	Song
Brian Eno	A Clearing [On Land, 1982] (3:43) --->
David Bowie (Eno collaboration)	Subterraneans [Low, 1977] (5:36)
U2 (Eno coproduction)	I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For [The Joshua Tree, 1987] (4:40)
Brian Eno	Everything Merges With The Night [Another Green World, 1975] (4:01)
801 (Eno on lead vocals)	Fat Lady Of Limbourg [801 Live, 1976] (5:57)
Brian Eno	Web [Nerve Net, 1992] (6:22)
Brian Eno & David Byrne, featuring The Moving Hall Star Singers	Moonlight In Glory [My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts, 1981] (4:25)
Talking Heads (Eno production)	Listening Wind [Remain In Light, 1980] (4:43)
Brian Eno	No One Receiving [Before And After Science, 1977] (3:51)
American Composers Orchestra, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies	Abdulmajid [Philip Glass: "Heroes" Symphony: From the music of David Bowie & Brian Eno, 1997] (8:57)
Brain Eno & John Cale	In The Backroom [Wrong Way Up, 1990] (4:05)
Robert Wyatt (Eno production)	Heaps Of Sheeps [Shleep, 1997] (4:58)
Brian Eno	Some Of Them Are Old [Here Come The Warm Jets, 1973] (5:10)
David Bowie (Eno collaboration)	Sons Of The Silent Age ["Heroes", 1977] (3:21)
Robert Fripp & Brian Eno	Meissa [The Equatorial Stars, 2005] (8:11)

Comment:

Solo tracks, collaborations, productions. Once I'm ensconced in Brian Eno's strange sound world (a phrase lovingly ripped off from an Evelyn Glennie album) I find it rather hard to get out again....(Note: Tracks 1 and 2 merge into each other, as seems to be my wont with Eno -- overlapping considerably this time, almost 25 seconds.)

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