a "history of listening"" "Lantern Marsh" was a place in East Anglia where he grew up. He remarks, "My experience of it derives not from having visited it (although I almost certainly did) but from having subsequently seen it on a map and imagining where and what it might be". "Leeks Hills", Eno explains, "is a little wood (much smaller now than when I was young, and this not merely the effect of age and memory) which stands between Woodbridge and Melton. There isn't a whole lot left of it now, but it used to be quite extensive. To find it you travel down the main road connecting Woodbridge and it lies to your left as you go down the hill". "Dunwich Beach, Autumn, 1960" is named after the once prosperous seaport of Dunwich, England, which eroded into the sea over a period of three hundred years. Track listing Personnel Brian Eno – various electronic, acoustic, and ambient elements Michael Beinhorn – synthesizer (track 1) Axel Gros – guitar (track 1) Bill Laswell – bass (track 1) Jon Hassell – trumpet (side one, track 4) Michael Brook – guitar (track 8) Daniel Lanois – live equalisation (track 8) Technical Engineering: Andy Lyden (London), Barry Sage, Cheryl Smith, Daniel Lanois (Canada), John Potoker (NYC), Julie Last (NYC), Martin Bisi (Brooklyn), Neal Teeman (NYC) The frogs on track 6 were recorded in Choloma, Honduras by Felipe Orrego. Special thanks: Robert Quine, Alex Blair, Harold Budd, Laraaji and Danny Lanois "who contributed their encouragement and suggestions at the right times" Mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, New York Artwork, Design & Text: Brian Eno Typography: Chong-Donnie Versions In popular culture "Mistaken Memories of Mediaeval Manhattan" is a 1981, 47-minute ambient video created by Eno which uses music from the album (cat # HEN 2134). Two time-lapse animated GIFS from the production – (133K) , (270K).This title was later repackaged with his Thursday Afternoon video as "14 Video Paintings", RykoDisc, (HNDVD 1508) 9 , 10. The Khumba Mela (Same as it Ever Was), A 1982 90-minute video filmed in the waterways of Kashmir in India about a Saddhu's pilgrimage by Albert Falzon, features music from the album (Hendring, HEN 2135) 11, 12, 13, 14. Mythological Lands – Symbols from the Magic Drum, by David Bickley, a film about Lapland (1990, 45 minutes) features music from the album 15, 16, 17. Ocean of Sound,