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Brian Eno: 77 Million Paintings Jason Keil March 26, 2007 No Comments The point Eno is trying to make is that music and art are meant to be captured in the moment, but whether that comes across as genius or pretentiousness is entirely up to the eye of the beholder. Read More
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