Jill points to an interview with Brian Eno where he discusses his process creating the Windows 95 startup tone. According to Eno, Microsoft's agency told him that they wanted a piece that expressed a variety of intangible qualities - in 3.25 seconds.
The piece also mentions his producing work with U2. I find it a little disappointing that Eno's work with U2 routinely receives attention while he has also produced classic records for famous bands like Talking Heads and Devo, as well as curating the No New York compilation. I suppose it pulls in readers who may be casual music fans, but his other projects are far from obscure.
Hello, I just stumbled on your blog.
I considered myself a semi-music nerd and never knew about the ENo-Windows connection.
Fascinating!
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