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Review title: Schizophrenic soup
Product review: Influence from both protopunk band, the Velvet Underground and minimalist composer, LaMonte Young, is apparent on sonic experimentalist, Brian Eno's 1973 solo debut, Here Come the Warm Jets. The album is a schizophrenic soup of the avant-garde. Sometimes blistering hard rock centered around layers of distorted guitars bursts out ("Blank Frank," "Needles in the Camel's Eye"), sometimes an achingly, beautiful composition erupts ("On Some Faraway Beach," the title track) and sometimes a quirky, glamrock oddity is provided ("Dead Finks Don't Talk" "The Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch," a song about a sex toy featuring a hilarious, squeaking, mechanical keyboard solo). No matter where he wanders, Brian Eno does little wrong on this album. Few musicians can pool so many extremes and oddities into such an infectious, cohesive mix as well as Eno.
