I think that's something that you do in the very energetic songs. that there are doorways through which one sees the wildness of life. And the idea that just kind of fit together was. And I found in an old notebook a William James quote, because I'd gone back to read “Varieties of Religious Experience” again. There was a part in one of the old interviews I read, it was either '77 or '78, you're talking about the discursive element in both doing interviews and in lyrics. I suppose it's really an expansion of some of the ideas that are contained in the “ Oblique Strategies” that I published. I suppose this is a technique of doing it. That was very simple and clear." And I suddenly realized that I could put all these interviews to use by getting transcripts and re-transcribing them for my own piece of writing. And I thought, "Yes, I said that fairly clearly. And I was reading some time ago a transcript of an interview. I enjoy writing, but I find I tend to write in a fairly formal style. And I'm using the interviews actually as a way of generating some more material. Actually, the reason I've been doing the interviews is, there's a selfish reason, which is that I've been working on a piece of writing for some time. No, there haven't been too many interviews. What's happening in the continuum of your life right now? Besides a lot of interviews. And I guess the first thing would be about current projects you're working on. And if they're too terribly dumb, just tell me. There may be a couple of real dumb questions, but not too terribly dumb, I hope. And I'm a small Irish person in Santa Monica. Frankly, I think it's gonna be one of the best ones I've done. And that's kind of the shape the show has taken. So you've been, at least to my mind, and any number of other people, real responsible for a lot of developments in music away from the equal-tempered scale, bringing different kinds of rhythms and beats, and getting them out across to the public. So now it's your turn … The idea of kind of the collapse of categories in music, that seems to be happening a great deal more. And about once a month, I do a two-hour special. . There are a few of us here doing some very experimental kind of things.
Well, that's also by way of “happy birthday.” Secondly, thank you very, very much for the flowers, which just arrived. I've done a number of interviews today, and each one overran until I was just hours overrun. The following interview has been edited for length and clarity.īrian Eno: I'm sorry we're late.
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