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Released on UMC, also Just a Little (Liberty X), Don’t You (Forget About Me) (Simple Minds) and In Dulci Jubilo (Mike Oldfield)
Part of Film Music 1976–2020, also Prophecy Theme, Decline and Fall and Reasonable Question
Released on Opal Records, also Prophecy Theme, Fractal Zoom and My Squelchy Life
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
Brian Eno produced 495 songs on fono
Brian Eno wrote 428 songs on fono
Brian Eno’s most frequent co-producer is Daniel Lanois (107 songs together)
Brian Eno’s most frequent co-writer is David Bowie (45 songs together)
Credits
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- Written by
- Brian Eno
- Produced by
- Brian Eno
- Part of
- Film Music 1976–2020
- Released on
- Opal Records and UMC
- Written by
- Brian Eno
- Produced by
- Brian Eno
- Part of
- Film Music 1976–2020
- Released on
- Opal Records and UMC
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Same label: UMC
Same release: Film Music 1976–2020
Same label: UMC
Same release: Film Music 1976–2020
Same label: Opal Records
Same label: UMC
Same release: Film Music 1976–2020
Same label: Opal Records
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1MusicBrainz Blood Red was produced by Brian Eno
2MusicBrainz Blood Red was written by Brian Eno
3MusicBrainz Blood Red is part of the release Film Music 1976–2020
Blood Red is part of the release Film Music 1976–2020
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
4MusicBrainz Opal Records is the label of the song Blood Red
Opal Records is the label of the song Blood Red
MusicBrainz core data (CC0)Retrieved Sep 30, 2026
5MusicBrainz UMC is the label of the song Blood Red
6MusicBrainz Blood Red was released on 2020-11-13