An interesting behind-the-scenes look at the life of a musician and record producer. ( )

After reading through the first two months, I no longer had any interest in Brian Eno, whatever I may think of his music. His occasional witticisms were enjoyable, but his prolonged studio sallies are just dullness made all the more dull by his stilted writing. The essays that swell the appendices range from obvious to mildly interesting, but were not enough to keep me reading the book.

The day before I got this book, I found out that Eno had taken part, too, in that ghastly NPR segment, "This I Believe." At least I still have his music to enjoy. ( )

What an interesting man! ( )

Marvellous, wide-ranging thinking. ( )