Brian Eno wrote talked an unreleased album of his, My Squelchy Life, in an interview: What happened was, I finished a record and as nearly always happ

Brian Eno wrote talked an unreleased album of his, My Squelchy Life, in an interview: What happened was, I finished a record and as nearly always happens to me, in finishing the record I started to get a glimpse of the next step. There's always a cutting edge and a trailing edge to what you are doing. Well, when I finished that record, I knew what the cutting edge was. The record was due out in September 1991. And so I went straight back into the studio and had begun working on some new material, which followed what I felt was the cutting edge of this soon-to-be-released record. Then the company said, "Well, September is a terribly bad time to release; can you leave it to February?" And I said, "I don't mind leaving it to February, but I won't release this record then. I'H release what I've finished in February, which is likely to be quite a lot different." So that record just disappeared in the mist of time and I carried on working with the new material, and that's what became Nerve Net. http://music.hyperreal.org/artists/brian_eno/interviews/audio93a.html http://music.hyperreal.org/artists/brian_eno/interviews/audi...