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Brian Eno on stage during his "Illustrated Talk" at Moogfest 2011.
Moogfest might be named for Robert Moog, but at the festival this year, a second pillar of the scene has been anointed, one with a similarly identifiable (and economical) surname: Eno.
Yes, we've already talked about Brian Eno on this blog, but it makes sense that he would be a favorite at this festival. Like Moog, he's an innovator of electronic music, one whose experimental work is still fervently appreciated, but he's also got had feet in the world of pop music for four decades, from his records as a member of Roxy Music through his production work on the album that will top the pop charts this week.
Eno has been everywhere during Moogfest.
