More like this and Here Come the Warm Jets?
Brian Eno
Well start with the obvious ones. David Bowie, Iggy Pop's The Idiot and Lust for Life maybe, Eno's work with David Byrne and maybe some of Byrne's solo work, the first 3 Talking Heads albums, Television's Marquee Moon and Adventure.
And if you like Eno's fuzzy guitars check out some psych rock and especially heavy psych bands from around that time and earlier. Also if you haven't already, Before and After Science and Another Green World. They're different, but still close enough to HCTWJ and TTM.
Hey user this is pretty shit advice
>posts terrible criticism
>doesn't provide anything to OP
Yeah I think I'm gonna go with "bullshit"
I don't understand why people on this board give general recommendations and not specific. "check out some psych rock and especially heavy psych bands" well which ones? there's no way this dude would know how to navigate that. most psych rock is shit.
John Cale - Vintage Violence
before and after science
ew, I don't listen to eno music
>most psych rock is shit
Exactly. It's not that hard to look up "good psych rock" albums on lastfm, rym or simply google. There's like a handful of actual bands out there, with some scattered single album ones here and there. It's a tiny genre.
Some of the major ones would be Cream, Love, Vanilla Fudge, Blue Cheer, High Tide, Iron Butterfly, Edgar Broughton Band, Grand Funk Railroad, Stray, since you're so lazy about it.
See the problem with this is you said good psych rock