1. Brian Eno Oblique Strategies Pdf

Brian Eno: artist, diarist, musician, producer, lecturer, reader, life coach; all things to all men. Photograph: Corbis

Brian Eno Oblique Strategies Pdf

Waking up this morning with a strange hangover (I'd had nothing to drink the previous evening), I decided that I needed to be jolted into full conciousness. Who better to administer that jolt than pop's most original thinker, Professor Brian Eno?

BRIAN ENO OBLIQUE STRATEGIES PDF - Oblique Strategies (subtitled Over One Hundred Worthwhile Dilemmas) is a deck of 7x9 cm printed cards in a black container box. Created by Brian Eno.

Eno, of course, is an installation artist, diarist, musician, record producer, lecturer, voracious reader and founding member of Roxy Music. He also happens to be the co-creator (along with artist Peter Schmidt) of Oblique Strategies, a set of cards first he first published in 1975. Codejock 16 crack shot.

Each card contains a phrase or cryptic epigram which can supposedly be used to break some existential deadlock. My random card for the day is 'Do nothing for as long as possible', which given my weary mental state seems almost spookily appropriate - and all to tempting to heed.

Here's an online Javascript version of the cards. Let me know what Brian advised you to do and whether you consider the advice to be profoundly useful or Christmas-cracker useless.

Brian Eno: artist, diarist, musician, producer, lecturer, reader, life coach; all things to all men. Photograph: Corbis

Waking up this morning with a strange hangover (I'd had nothing to drink the previous evening), I decided that I needed to be jolted into full conciousness. Who better to administer that jolt than pop's most original thinker, Professor Brian Eno?

Eno, of course, is an installation artist, diarist, musician, record producer, lecturer, voracious reader and founding member of Roxy Music. He also happens to be the co-creator (along with artist Peter Schmidt) of Oblique Strategies, a set of cards first he first published in 1975.

Each card contains a phrase or cryptic epigram which can supposedly be used to break some existential deadlock. My random card for the day is 'Do nothing for as long as possible', which given my weary mental state seems almost spookily appropriate - and all to tempting to heed.

Here's an online Javascript version of the cards. Let me know what Brian advised you to do and whether you consider the advice to be profoundly useful or Christmas-cracker useless.