Home / Music / Brian Eno pressed 500 copies of Music for Films for filmmakers before the commercial releaseMusic linernotes album music brian-enoBrian Eno pressed 500 copies of Music for Films for filmmakers before the commercial releaseA limited run of 500 copies went out to filmmakers in 1976. The commercial release followed in September 1978 on EG Records. 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 loopsExploreSzell and the Cleveland Orchestra recorded Brahms' First in 1957Can's Tago Mago brought in a new vocalist in 1971Talk Talk's Spirit of Eden came out in September 1988Stevie Wonder's Talking Book landed in October 1972 on TamlaTears for Fears debuted with The Hurting in March 1983Previous Brian Eno wrote soundtracks for films that only exist in his headNext Boi-1da contributed to Chris Brown's Indigo