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Obscure (UK)
Profile:
Mid 1970s conceptual label run by Brian Eno, which was initially marketed through Island Records. During the Island period all the catalogue numbers had the prefix OBSCURE NO.
When the catalogue was bought by Polydor in the late 1970s the catalogue prefix changed to OBS.
All releases were later reissued by Editions EG (EGED 21-30).
When the catalogue was bought by Polydor in the late 1970s the catalogue prefix changed to OBS.
All releases were later reissued by Editions EG (EGED 21-30).
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| OBS 1 | Gavin Bryars | The Sinking Of The Titanic (12") | 1975 | |
| OBS 7 | Simon Jeffes | Music From The Penguin Café - Performed By Members Of The Penguin Café Orchestra (LP, RP) | 1976 | |
| OBS 10 | Harold Budd | The Pavilion Of Dreams (LP, Album) | 1978 | |
| Obscure No. 1 | Gavin Bryars | The Sinking Of The Titanic ◄ (2 versions) | 1975 | |
| Obscure No. 2 | Christopher Hobbs / John Adams / Gavin Bryars | Ensemble Pieces (LP) | 1975 | |
| Obscure No. 3 | Brian Eno | Discreet Music (LP) | 1975 | |
| Obscure No. 4 | David Toop / Max Eastley | New And Rediscovered Musical Instruments (LP) | 1975 | |
| Obscure No. 5 | Jan Steele / John Cage | Voices And Instruments (LP) | 1976 | |
| Obscure No. 6 | Michael Nyman | Decay Music (LP) | 1976 | |
| Obscure No. 7 | Penguin Café Orchestra* | Music From The Penguin Café (LP) | 1976 | |
| special OBS 3 | Brian Eno | Discreet Music (Album) ◄ (2 versions) | 1975 | |
| Special OBS 8 | John White / Gavin Bryars | Machine Music (LP, Album) | 1978 | |
| Special OBS 9 | Tom Phillips (3) / Gavin Bryars / Fred Orton | Irma (LP) | 1978 | |