I bought this album when it first came out. Let me tell you, it's been almost forty years and I STILL can't get over the typewriters used as percussion at 1:40. Eno was / is so far ahead of his time we may NEVER catch up!
ok, i was born in dec 1973, a year before this was released.
where would a clip like this be seen prior to the invention of MTV (by our favorite Monkee, Mike Nesmith)
Don Kirshner?Midnight Special?Rock of the 70s? btw, check out the Yes doc on THAT one! :) I mean, c'mon, we're talking 1974 here.....King Crimson's "Easy Money" promo film from NYC July 1973, where it was shown somewhere on some show with Black Oak Arkansas (what a pairing!) ?
@CrimsonKing73 - I think It was in a Teenagers Music TV show hosted by a now wellknown guy in Germany call Thomas Gottschalk. It was played in the afternoon about 15.00. The show was called Pop 77 or so. I never had the luck to see in Germany at that time Black Oak Arkansas but I had all their albums, still :-))) I also have never seen on TV over here King Crimson.
@khiltscher & @CrimsonKing73: I don't think this really ever aired in america until the MTV years and likely on a independent tv station putting on videos in a empty time slot to compete. I think I had seen this before MTV on my Local PBS channel (9 KQED San francisco) because music promotional films were at times played when they can't find the afternoon movie or a technical difficulty happened over a show that wasn't getting fixed in a hurry and needed to evenly fill time for the next show
@CrimsonKing73 I remember in the 70s and 80s some of the independent stations airing music videos from time to time in obscure, unprofitable timeslots. Also some of the public TV stations in Canada and PBS in the US had music shows which were the precursor to MTV as far back as the mid 70s. I remember the first time I saw a music video was on the PBS station out of Buffalo New York. It was probably 1981 or so. In fact, it was Devo's Beautiful World and the Jacksons' Triumph videos!
@orchidtender thanks for the information. I think the first video ever shown on MTV was in 1980 or 1981 and it was The Buggles "Video Killed The Radio Star".....appropriate enough. That video launched the cable station.....I feel REALLY old when I remember that far back. :(
The first video I can remember seeing is I DON'T LIKE MONDAYS by the Boomtown Rats, ca. 1979.
Timmybear 3 months ago
I would argue this is his best album. ;)
Timmybear 3 months ago
I WANNA TURN THIS SONG UP REAL LOUD
btreefingers 5 months ago
I bought this album when it first came out. Let me tell you, it's been almost forty years and I STILL can't get over the typewriters used as percussion at 1:40. Eno was / is so far ahead of his time we may NEVER catch up!
drmanny1957 9 months ago 32
@drmanny1957 in his unique way he used to call the typewriters Harpsichord Writer
joeyrider 2 months ago
OMG, he´s so sexy
ArgWoman 10 months ago
the video looked very 80s but it's in the 70s!
i'm glad Eno made a music video for those trippy New Wave songs he have made!
though Eno said that he HATED music videos!
i wonder did Eno made videos beside this during the 70s?
BlueSoulJim 10 months ago
I can't thank you enough for finding this and sharing it!
aadamjacobs 1 year ago
What a bridge ... ain't that peculiar?
acbar1 1 year ago
ok, i was born in dec 1973, a year before this was released.
where would a clip like this be seen prior to the invention of MTV (by our favorite Monkee, Mike Nesmith)
Don Kirshner?Midnight Special?Rock of the 70s? btw, check out the Yes doc on THAT one! :) I mean, c'mon, we're talking 1974 here.....King Crimson's "Easy Money" promo film from NYC July 1973, where it was shown somewhere on some show with Black Oak Arkansas (what a pairing!) ?
Late night television for the teenagers maybe?
CrimsonKing73 1 year ago
@CrimsonKing73 - I think It was in a Teenagers Music TV show hosted by a now wellknown guy in Germany call Thomas Gottschalk. It was played in the afternoon about 15.00. The show was called Pop 77 or so. I never had the luck to see in Germany at that time Black Oak Arkansas but I had all their albums, still :-))) I also have never seen on TV over here King Crimson.
khiltscher 1 year ago
@khiltscher & @CrimsonKing73: I don't think this really ever aired in america until the MTV years and likely on a independent tv station putting on videos in a empty time slot to compete. I think I had seen this before MTV on my Local PBS channel (9 KQED San francisco) because music promotional films were at times played when they can't find the afternoon movie or a technical difficulty happened over a show that wasn't getting fixed in a hurry and needed to evenly fill time for the next show
moxie96 1 year ago
@CrimsonKing73 I remember in the 70s and 80s some of the independent stations airing music videos from time to time in obscure, unprofitable timeslots. Also some of the public TV stations in Canada and PBS in the US had music shows which were the precursor to MTV as far back as the mid 70s. I remember the first time I saw a music video was on the PBS station out of Buffalo New York. It was probably 1981 or so. In fact, it was Devo's Beautiful World and the Jacksons' Triumph videos!
orchidtender 1 year ago
@orchidtender thanks for the information. I think the first video ever shown on MTV was in 1980 or 1981 and it was The Buggles "Video Killed The Radio Star".....appropriate enough. That video launched the cable station.....I feel REALLY old when I remember that far back. :(
CrimsonKing73 1 year ago
There was no MTV in 74
RockCleric420 1 year ago
@RockCleric420 this is not from MTV.
khiltscher 1 year ago
Judy Nylon and Patti Palladin of the group Snatch
are the two women in the video.
They later collaborated with Eno on a track called R.A.F.
Judy Nylon also appeared with Eno on John Cale's Fear
gammahydra4 1 year ago
Why wasn't this ever on Mtv?
planetfall 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
boring
Vambo1958 1 year ago
@Vambo1958 do yourself a favour and jump into a lake.
cubanzombie 1 year ago
OMG i thought there was no Eno vid from this period!!
"Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy" is an album that must be checked out folks......
dullsvillain 2 years ago 4
@dullsvillain well said, it's a masterpiece. one of my favourite albums ever :)
rm3953 1 year ago
@dullsvillain yes sir!
cosmicrider287 7 months ago
Rarity for sure...
74elcaminohef 2 years ago
wow :) love this song, I have seen the video round before but always out of sync, it's great to see it corrected.
kyrocordeux 2 years ago
Precursor of the "Palmer Girls"!
qear1 2 years ago
This is a new one for me; thanks for posting.
GrigoriSom 2 years ago
Sweet!
andwar99 2 years ago