THE INTERVIEW #30 - Brian Eno

Visionary musician, artist, and activist Brian Eno tells Didier Bonnet why imposing time constraints and putting people in unfamiliar situations can unleash the most unexpected innovations.

0:00 🎨 Introduction to Brian Eno

2:02 🎵 Recognizing the Potential in Innovation

7:38 🤠 "I think I am more cowboy than farmer"

11:19 🧠 The Power of Limitations and Contemplation

23:45 🎹 Unresolved Ethical Issues in Technology

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[charliesalter]

There's so much to learn from Brian, he's such a huge inspiration and massive influence to music and art. I'm trying to learn music production on my own, and I feel like watching his interviews are much more helpful compared to direct tutorials about music production. You can learn so much about the process of being creative and expanding on yourself and ideas from his interviews. Rather than trying to produce music for the sake of it, you can see that he focuses on the feeling behind it, which is kind of the point of music - to feel something different. He's truly one of a kind. Thank you for this interview

[robertallan]

Total repetition replaces total recall...