Home / Music / Brian Eno wrote soundtracks for films that only exist in his headMusic linernotes album music brian-enoBrian Eno wrote soundtracks for films that only exist in his headMusic for Films collects pieces Eno described as soundtracks for “imaginary films” — music composed for movies that don’t exist. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBrian Eno's Music for Films actually made it into filmsMusic for Films was Eno's rehearsal for Music for AirportsOnly five of Another Green World's fourteen tracks feature Brian Eno's voice — the rest point toward ambient.Brian Eno's Music for Films: 18 ambient sketches recorded over three yearsBrian Eno built Music for Airports from layered tape loopsExploreCharles Mingus recorded The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady in a single day.Jarboe recorded The Flowering live in Oslo in 1966.Bob Dylan's Freewheelin' took a full year of sessionsRay Charles's Genius was captured in two sessionsElla Fitzgerald's Gershwin Songbook sessions spanned three monthsPrevious Brian Eno's Music for Films actually made it into filmsNext Brian Eno pressed 500 copies of Music for Films for filmmakers before the commercial release