I first heard this on an ENO bootleg(giving my age away even knowing what a bootleg is/was)It was a cracking tune then and so it remains, no wonder most youngsters are asking us to let them hear "real" music, slowly but surely I'm becoming HIP again !"HEARD IT"
@loverman123able No, man it's real art, something looked at from an oblique angle and turned into an amazing morph. If you really like this, pick up his first 4 albums but start with 'Another Green World'. You know that phrase '...don't make 'em like they used to.'? In Eno's case they REALLY don't! He would never stoop to writing about drugs, though.
The melody from Back in Judy's jungle is the theme from and old war movie 'the Bridge on the river Kwai" Eno took the melody and slowed it down. --So I made a video of Back in judy's Jungle - using the trailer from "Bridge on the river Kwai"
Love this album. First heard it when living with boyfriend in a flat also shared with drama students who kept us awake with this LP. Started to love it and bought it! We were doing our A levels at an FE college in Stratford on Avon. Great times!
You can't beat "it was only a candle, a roman scandle, now it's a pool"!!!
This's the biggest city in Ecuador and i can vouch that there isn't a single Eno, or Eno related material available, even in spite of a huge bootleg market. For those of us who swim alternate currents YOUTUBE remains the only choice. Thanks to everyone for the sharing!!
Ok, I've returned to Taking Tiger Mountain again after over thirty years and am hence able to revise my earlier comment. Before I said it was one of the great albums. But I think now that it is THE greatest album ever made. I never heard a better one anyway.
It's clearly surreal but it seems to be about a quasi-legal firm and the various jobs it gets "paid for"-- brokering a deal or tracking down the fabled egg. The Fat Lady works for the firm due to her expertise involving, of all things, taste. Are the samples candy, drugs, or something worse? A Jellyfish Kiss sounds like something all women want.
Taking Tiger Mountain is one of the all time great albums so is Here Come The Warm Jets. Eat your heart our Brian Ferry you never were as great as Brian Eno. I'm 57 now, but I still love this stuff.
Taking Tiger Mountain was my first introduction to Brian Eno, back in 1978 or so. Visiting people in Pittsburgh, away from the shelter of my backwater sleepy town. Big fan ever since. I never tire of this LP et. al.
i always thought back in judy's jungle would be better with a clockwork orange theme, after all the album and the movie were around the same time and had the same artistic intentions; post glam rock decadence, mmmm.
can anyone tell me the title of the eno track which has the lyrics. give me you answer,seems like its do it or die or i can spare two more farmhands dont ask me why.and if anyone has it could they post it.ta.
@gollaglee123 The lyrics are from Back in Judy's Jungle, a track on the same album as The Fat Lady of Limbourgh, TakingTiger Mountain. i think it's an album that, although 37 years old, always sounds like it was recorded about ten years into the future...
"I assume you understand that we have options on your time" - My favorite line. Eno clearly enjoyed the sound and rhythm of words.
As for shakimaro - you may as well have asked why the horns keep repeating those short phrases... it's all just sound. Only Eno knows for sure if there is meaning. Afterall, he claims "Dead Finks" isn't about Ferry.
i hate to sound like a jackass but i really don't understand the lyrics. i like the song just for liking it but would like to know the meaning. can anyone please explain?
Brian Eno has said in an interview that he wrote lyrics which complemented and "fit" the music. Words were chosen for their sound and not for their literal meaning. That being said, some lines by themselves seem to make perfect, ironic sense.
Wow! It has been 39 years since I heard this song. Thank you for the post. And thank you Brian for the music!
NoTeaBaggers 2 months ago in playlist Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
So what's a jellyfish kiss, UK people? Some kind of candy?
blueprairiedog 2 months ago
I first heard this on an ENO bootleg(giving my age away even knowing what a bootleg is/was)It was a cracking tune then and so it remains, no wonder most youngsters are asking us to let them hear "real" music, slowly but surely I'm becoming HIP again !"HEARD IT"
TheRockingtam 5 months ago
na?! die gute! onkel sei danck.
KarovaMilkyBar 9 months ago
too many mushies haha !!
ozzyscot1 11 months ago
LOVE THIS ! ABOUT DRUG'S !?? COKE? ??
loverman123able 11 months ago
@loverman123able
wiki for it, you'll find the inspiration on the album page. Somehow I can't paste the lnk here. wonder why... ;)
prodigel 11 months ago
@loverman123able No, man it's real art, something looked at from an oblique angle and turned into an amazing morph. If you really like this, pick up his first 4 albums but start with 'Another Green World'. You know that phrase '...don't make 'em like they used to.'? In Eno's case they REALLY don't! He would never stoop to writing about drugs, though.
drogheda1966 9 months ago
Magnifica
jeanclaudearnod 1 year ago
UNIQUE....funny ....thoughtful.....like The Goons somehow???
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hasanlolane 1 year ago
wow this song brings back memories,of not many memories,
to many mushies
woodsworkciew 1 year ago
so there are week spots?
h92o 1 year ago
Si vous n'aimez pas cela je vous hais...
If you do not like this I hate you ...
serger01 1 year ago
Wow this is from Velvet Goldmine!!Great movie and I love the song :)
frederick909 1 year ago
ambrosia parsley rocks.
photuwala 1 year ago
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DonFormica 1 year ago
The melody from Back in Judy's jungle is the theme from and old war movie 'the Bridge on the river Kwai" Eno took the melody and slowed it down. --So I made a video of Back in judy's Jungle - using the trailer from "Bridge on the river Kwai"
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DonFormica 1 year ago
Love this album. First heard it when living with boyfriend in a flat also shared with drama students who kept us awake with this LP. Started to love it and bought it! We were doing our A levels at an FE college in Stratford on Avon. Great times!
You can't beat "it was only a candle, a roman scandle, now it's a pool"!!!
muskndusk 1 year ago
@muskndusk at me..typo...should be
"scandal" !
muskndusk 1 year ago
wonderfull song,glam rock forever
84gdaniel 2 years ago
brian eno touches shit and shit becomes to gold.
ataksch 2 years ago 3
God this takes me back
papacha7 2 years ago 3
But a link in the chain...
sentinel2012 2 years ago
that chick is HOT!
daven58100 2 years ago 25
@daven58100 Yum-nummmm!
drogheda1966 9 months ago
babys on fire. talk about guitar strangeling they were a great team fripp and eno!!!
kingscott58 2 years ago 2
which album is this from? i'm only familiar with this song because of velvet goldmine, but i have much respect brian eno.
superpriestess 2 years ago 2
Taking Tiger Mountain (by strategy).
Some other songs on that album you might like:
Third Uncle
Burning Airlines Give You So Much More
Taking Tiger Mountain
The Great Pretender
and...
The True Wheel!
newchicagogirl 2 years ago 3
@newchicagogirl
and then again, you just may go nuts over the whole album...liveitup!!
EMILIOMARENGO 2 years ago 2
If we must! Her sense of taste is such that she'll distinguish (with her tounge) the subulties a spectrograph would miss!
Where can I get a damn spectrograph!
skiffmanmike 2 years ago 3
not too many pop songs with the word "spectrograph" in them!
qu1et 2 years ago 5
@qu1et
And there aren't so many with "Hermaphroditus" in them, either. Have you ever heard Genesis's "Fountain of Salmacis"?
ClassicRockSovereign 2 years ago
is that a chimney pot on her head!
jinksyjet1 2 years ago
Great track! Identify completely with the lyrics. Isn't that Les Dawson in the photo?
frippp66 2 years ago
We'll ditch you in the harbor if we must.
hanko2001 2 years ago
This is hard to find, and it's my favorite Eno song!!! thank you for posting this~
~smiles~
Izzielotzafunnies 2 years ago
This's the biggest city in Ecuador and i can vouch that there isn't a single Eno, or Eno related material available, even in spite of a huge bootleg market. For those of us who swim alternate currents YOUTUBE remains the only choice. Thanks to everyone for the sharing!!
EMILIOMARENGO 2 years ago
ok all of you out there! some of us cant get any of this-thanks for posting-ENO is so fresh-just like 35 years back when i couldn't believe my ears
EMILIOMARENGO 3 years ago
I've loads of eno - where are you if you cannot get any???
luvinbuzzin 2 years ago
god i love eno so much i want to make out with him and im not even gay! whats my problem?
sedicenobufalo 3 years ago 2
the mystique of this
the liberation of permanent limbo
the space
dansk8888 2 years ago
Eno Gay??? What about the girlfriends?? He may be bi - personally I don't think so
luvinbuzzin 2 years ago
I think Warm Jets was a better album.
depechemodevilla 3 years ago
That's my aunty from Greenock, on holiday!
True! Bon fide! The Germans got the British police to come and take her away!
migomadness 3 years ago 2
I've been to Greenock a few times, never saw her about though, maybe thats why? :)
stupotthe 2 years ago
...but her sense of taste is such that she'll distinguish with her tongue, the subtlies a spectrograph would miss...
Fantastic lyrics!
qu1et 3 years ago
Excellant tune. Not so keen on the video!
Ruiner10000000001 3 years ago
My nickname betrays an insane passion for this song :D
MrPantucci 3 years ago
...and we´ll ditch you in the harbor if we mussst...
Eno has made my life better.
nomno 3 years ago 2
I think I have like 10 Eno records -
vinyl.
they are all the money worth...
Thats what you paid fore here.
Baburote 3 years ago
Eno is a genius. Here come the warm jets was made when he was in his mid twenties. What were you doing at that age? Me? Jack shit. Fuck.
freedomsfart 3 years ago 44
Yeah, and look at the shit musicians in their mid 20's put out now.
liamMaru 3 years ago
@freedomsfart best comment ever
blekproductions 1 year ago
One of my all time favourite songs,thanks
shring7 3 years ago
Ok, I've returned to Taking Tiger Mountain again after over thirty years and am hence able to revise my earlier comment. Before I said it was one of the great albums. But I think now that it is THE greatest album ever made. I never heard a better one anyway.
pigsbishop99 3 years ago
thanks for not making this into some asinine anti-bush pro-terrorist bullcrap like most of your 'videos' !!!
khurit 3 years ago
josephpoulin
Amazing still!!!!30 some years.. and still unbelievable...As exciting as first time I played it.
josephpoulin 3 years ago
Who sang it first this song???
angelgan1987 3 years ago
It's clearly surreal but it seems to be about a quasi-legal firm and the various jobs it gets "paid for"-- brokering a deal or tracking down the fabled egg. The Fat Lady works for the firm due to her expertise involving, of all things, taste. Are the samples candy, drugs, or something worse? A Jellyfish Kiss sounds like something all women want.
farglebargle1 3 years ago
Taking Tiger Mountain is one of the all time great albums so is Here Come The Warm Jets. Eat your heart our Brian Ferry you never were as great as Brian Eno. I'm 57 now, but I still love this stuff.
pigsbishop99 3 years ago
Taking Tiger Mountain was my first introduction to Brian Eno, back in 1978 or so. Visiting people in Pittsburgh, away from the shelter of my backwater sleepy town. Big fan ever since. I never tire of this LP et. al.
billmossII 3 years ago
i always thought back in judy's jungle would be better with a clockwork orange theme, after all the album and the movie were around the same time and had the same artistic intentions; post glam rock decadence, mmmm.
0793589606 3 years ago
can anyone tell me the title of the eno track which has the lyrics. give me you answer,seems like its do it or die or i can spare two more farmhands dont ask me why.and if anyone has it could they post it.ta.
gollaglee123 3 years ago
@gollaglee123 The lyrics are from Back in Judy's Jungle, a track on the same album as The Fat Lady of Limbourgh, TakingTiger Mountain. i think it's an album that, although 37 years old, always sounds like it was recorded about ten years into the future...
evelyneverettgreen 1 year ago 2
ummm..except for this duck..quack
nikons 3 years ago
I always thought the lyrics to this song were a series of descriptive 'snapshots' all losely based around a theme of espionage and spying.
nikons 3 years ago
"I assume you understand that we have options on your time" - My favorite line. Eno clearly enjoyed the sound and rhythm of words.
As for shakimaro - you may as well have asked why the horns keep repeating those short phrases... it's all just sound. Only Eno knows for sure if there is meaning. Afterall, he claims "Dead Finks" isn't about Ferry.
Kublakhan61 3 years ago
i hate to sound like a jackass but i really don't understand the lyrics. i like the song just for liking it but would like to know the meaning. can anyone please explain?
shakimaro 3 years ago
It's about record companies.
About prostitution of the "artists"
AcidCoffee 3 years ago
Brian Eno has said in an interview that he wrote lyrics which complemented and "fit" the music. Words were chosen for their sound and not for their literal meaning. That being said, some lines by themselves seem to make perfect, ironic sense.
bartonone2005 3 years ago
OMG!!!!!! i been looking all over for this song!!!!
this is AWESOME...ty ty ty for putting this out!! holy shit i cant believe it...thought i would never hear this song again!!
walleyedogpk 3 years ago
nice 1 been waiting for someone to put fat lady of Limbourg on you tube ,,, fantastic tune!!
floyd123 4 years ago 2
My favorite Eno song... Thanks for putting this out there.
johncotexas 4 years ago 3