The remix project Our Lives in the Bush of Disquiet has been downloaded over 20,000 times, as of today. I uploaded the set in early September 2006. It is an homage to the then 25-year-old (and now 27-) album My Life in the Bush of Ghosts by Brian Eno and David Byrne. Bush of Disquiet consists of a dozen remixes I solicited of two tracks off that album.
archive.org/details/OurLivesInTheBushOfDisquietHere’s the lineup, with links to the 192Kbps MP3s and to the websites of the contributing musicians:
- (MP3) “Help Me Help Me” — AllThatFall
- (MP3) “If You Make Your Bed in Heaven” — Roddy Schrock
- (MP3) “Leftover Secrets to Tell” — Pocka
- (MP3) “Secret Life Remix” — Stephane Leonard
- (MP3) “The Black Isle (Byrne/Eno Remix)” — (dj) morsanek
- (MP3) “Hit Me Somebody (Help Me Somebody Remix)” — MrBiggs
- (MP3) “Being and Nothingness (A Secret Life Remixed)” — john kannenberg
- (MP3) “Somebody Help Us” — My Fun
- (MP3) “Hey” — Mark Rushton
- (MP3) “My Bush in the Secret Life of Ghosts” — Prehab
- (MP3) “Not Enough Africa” — Ego Response Technician
- (MP3) “Helping (Help Me Somebody Remix)” — doogie
On Bush of Disquiet‘s one-year anniversary, September 4, 2007, it had been downloaded almost 6,000 times (see disquiet.com), which means that the rate of downloads has increased.