Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets album

Performer: Brian Eno
Genre: Rock

Title: Here Come The Warm Jets
Style: Prog Rock, Glam
Label: Polydor
Catalog: 23MM 0124
Country: Japan
MP3 version size: 1490 mb
FLAC version size: 2939 mb
Rating: 4.4
Votes: 392

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Tracklist

1	Cindy Tells Me Keyboards – Nick Judd	3:30
2	Here Come The Warm Jets Guitar – Paul Rudolph	4:00
3	Baby's On Fire Bass – John Wetton	5:15
4	On Some Faraway Beach Backing Vocals – SweetfeedKeyboards – Andy Mackay	4:40
5	Some Of Them Are Old Keyboards, Saxophone [Septet] – Andy MackaySlide Guitar – Lloyd Watson	4:40
6	The Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch Bass [Extra] – Chris ThomasGuitar – Chris Spedding	3:00
7	Dead Finks Don't Talk Keyboards – Nick JuddPercussion – Paul Thompson	4:20
8	Blank Frank Backing Vocals – SweetfeedBass – Bill MacCormickKeyboards – Nick Kool & The Koolaids	3:35
9	Driving Me Backwards Bass – John Wetton	5:15
10	Needles In The Camel's Eye Bass – Bill MacCormickGuitar – Chris Spedding	3:25

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ILPS 9268	Eno	Here Come The Warm Jets ‎(LP, Album)	Island Records	ILPS 9268	UK	1973
EGCD 11	Brian Eno	Here Come The Warm Jets ‎(CD, Album, RE)	EG	EGCD 11	US	Unknown
ENO 1	Eno	Here Come The Warm Jets ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Editions EG	ENO 1	Canada	1982
Y81-9268	Eno	Here Come The Warm Jets ‎(8-Trk, Album)	Island Records	Y81-9268	US	1973
ENO 1	Eno	Here Come The Warm Jets ‎(LP, Album, RE, Whi)	Editions EG	ENO 1	Canada	Unknown

Credits

Arranged By – Brian Eno (tracks: B3), Busta Cherry Jones (tracks: B3), Nick Judd (tracks: B3), Paul Thompson (tracks: B3)
Bass – Busta Cherry Jones (tracks: A2, A4 , B1, B3)
Engineer [Mix] – Danny Bridges, Paul Hardiman, Phil Chapman
Engineer [Recording] – Derek Chandler
Guitar – Paul Rudolph (tracks: A3, A5, B5), Phil Manzanera (tracks: A1, A2, A4), Robert Fripp (tracks: A3, A5, B2)
Mastered By [Tape] – Arun Chakraverty
Mixed By – Brian Eno, Chris Thomas
Percussion – Marty Simon (tracks: A2, A3, A4), Simon King (tracks: A1, A3, A5, B1, B2, B5)
Producer – Brian Eno
Vocals, Keyboards [Simplistic], Guitar [Snake], Performer [Electric Larynx, Treatments], Synthesizer – Brian Eno
Written-By – Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera (tracks: A1, A4), Robert Fripp (tracks: B2)

Notes

Recorded at Majestic Studios London September 1973.
Mixed at Air and Olympic Studies.
Produced for E.G. Records Ltd. 1973

Comes with Eno poster, and packaged in MoFi inner sleeve.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A): 23MM 0124-A
Matrix / Runout (Side B): 23MM 0124-B

Companies

Record Company – Polydor K.K.

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Comments

Snowseeker

I find this bootleg Japanese reissue to be pleasantly enjoyable. The drums are super punchy and the low end is decently defined and a driving force. ‘Baby’s On Fire’ seems to come alive. Crazy synth noises are accentuated. Guitar is detailed and dynamic. I actually prefer this to the Abbey Road 45 rpm reissue. It’s more focused and while the soundstage isn’t as wide, it sounds warmer and more direct. The pressing is actually also of high quality, at least 180-200g. Comes in a MoFi sleeve, super clean and quiet. I wonder what the other reviewers are listening to this on because it is not flat or muddy in any place. Engaging sound though I do have to turn it up a bit. Doesn’t sound bad at all.

Qumen

I have a black vinyl copy. No poster and no obi. I can't remember where I got it.

Pumpit

Mine came with a green and red obi. I think I got it through Sound Stage Direct....

skriper

I also have obtained this unofficial press but on a gray colored vinyl. Sound is a little flat but thankfully my components brought out a good enough sound. No distortion on this copy but I do see this being an inferior mix or a cd rip.

Framokay

This release looks NICE! Matte sleeve, heavy flat vinyl & even a Eno 12x12 poster/insert. BUT, i dont know if its just my copy but sound quality is somewhat disappointing and flat&muddy. The vocals also seem a little suppressed. Luckily i found it at a good price but did anyone else find the sound quality not very good?

Aradwyn

This I'm pretty sure is a bootleg. The Japanese writing on the obi is totally unreadable to a Japanese reader. In other words, fake Japanese writing. I know, because my wife is Japanese, and when she saw it, she laughted hysterically. On the other hand, it is a well-made bootleg. They must have ripped it off a CD recording.

Marirne

The sound is good for me as well. But for sure it is a bootleg, and really really sure it is not from Japan.

Cordalas

I don’t think this is from a CD. Definition and clarity is a lot better than the CD I own.

Hiylchis

I think this is what I have but on red vinyl and no OBI.

watching to future

Unofficial reissue/facsimile of the same Japanese release from 1977.

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