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<title>Comment by Eric Olsen</title>
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<description>You are correct that Bowie and Visconti are the credited co-producers of those three, but Eno also contributed more than just &quot;co-writing a couple of the instrumentals&quot; - he helped impart an entire aesthetic and contriuted to the atmosphere that made those projects possible.</description>
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<title>Comment by Carl</title>
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<description>Note: Eno did not produce Bowie&#039;s Low, Heroes or Lodger album. That was Tony Visconti. Eno co-produced Bowie&#039;s 1995 album 1. Outside.

Eno only played on the Berlin albums  and co-wrote a couple of the instrumentals.</description>
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