Here Come The Warm Jets (studio album) by Brian Eno

Here Come The Warm Jets by Brian Eno
Year: 1974
Overall rank: 566th   Overall chart historyOverall chart history
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81/100 (from 559 votes)
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Award Top 10 albums of 1974 (7th)
Award Top albums of the 1970s (132nd)
Award Top 1,000 albums of all time (566th)
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65/100
From 07/19/2022 18:21
I really like some tracks here, but some of them I just can't stand, I prefer his later projects.
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From 04/12/2022 20:23
nice album but wildly inconsistent. some songs are passionate displays of emotion while many are just above average rock songs. Lots of talent, but not quite the finesse of the albums it reminds me of, like some of VU's stuff or Bowie's.
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From 12/08/2021 08:11
At first, listen, this kind of stuff is very challenging for me to grab. Not actively hate it.
Let's see.
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90/100
From 05/29/2021 17:59
Fantastic album of immaculate sounding, experimental and yet hooky songs. As others have noted, this is far more similar to other early 70s glam rock than Eno's later ambient work. As someone who far prefers glam rock to ambient music, that's fine with me. In fact, I prefer this album to any of Roxy Music's work. I quite like Eno's voice, even though he himself didn't seem to be a big fan.

The high points on this album are simply stunning, with On Some Faraway Beach and Some of Them Are Old standing out as exceptionally beautiful tracks (OSFB could almost bring me to tears). Needles in the Camel's Eye is a top-tier glam rocker (used to great effect at the beginning of Velvet Goldmine - a movie I'd recommend to any glam rock fans), while Baby's on Fire has one of the most intricately explosive solos (courtesy of King Crimson's Robert Fripp) I've ever heard. It all wraps up in one of Eno's earlier ambient experiments, the wonderful title track, which I can honestly just zone out and listen to on repeat and be perfectly content.

While it's not a perfect album, each track has something new to discover on repeat listens. Highly recommended to fans of glam rock, as well as anyone looking for an album of pop songs crafted by one music's most creative minds.
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70/100
From 12/30/2020 14:27
Songier than I expected from an Eno album, and therefore more enjoyable.
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From 08/16/2019 00:29
Favorite Tracks:Te Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch, Baby's On Fire, Driving Me Backwards, On Some Faraway Beach, Blank Frank
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95/100
From 04/15/2019 23:24
Favourite track: "Here Come The Warm Jets"
Least-liked track: "Driving Me Backwards"
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From 11/16/2016 17:19
Experimental glam rock refreshingly different to his later ambient pieces (not that his ambient music isn't good). "Jets" is filled with in-your-face idiosyncrasies whilst still being somewhat catchy. A terrific debut & a fascinating precursor to Eno's masterpiece "Another Green World".
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85/100
From 11/16/2016 12:54
Overall imoact: Very good
Historal impact: Well appreciated
Emotional impact: Very good
Production value: Excellent
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