taking a pun and stretching it beyond all sensible boundaries. "violating boundaries": could be an Eno-evocative phrase as closely associated with the "non-musician" musician as "oblique strategies".
slapstick, really. Eno's first two LPs revel in cruelty as comedy. refer also to the faux-paranoia of the first verse of "Fat Lady of Limbourg" or the suburban-housewife-ravaged-by-sentient-appliance scenario of "Great Pretender"
taking a pun and stretching it beyond all sensible boundaries. "violating boundaries": could be an Eno-evocative phrase as closely associated with the "non-musician" musician as "oblique strategies".
slapstick, really. Eno's first two LPs revel in cruelty as comedy. refer also to the faux-paranoia of the first verse of "Fat Lady of Limbourg" or the suburban-housewife-ravaged-by-sentient-appliance scenario of "Great Pretender"