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Daniel Lanois, while a prolific producer, is is a frustratingly sporadic recording artist. He’s also a surprising one, given that the albums he has produced (think of The Joshua Tree, All That You Can’t Leave Behind, So...more.

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The man responsible for some of the greatest albums of the last twenty years presents his third and finest solo release. Daniel Lanois’ Shine is warm, organic and dazzling; the songs run the gamut from melodic roots/pop to distinctive...more.

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Daniel Lanois is one of Rock's great renaissance men. He has produced U2's biggest albums, including 'The Joshua Tree' and their latest, 'All That You Can Leave Behind'. The Canadian version features an exclusive track, 'Red' (which is not...more.

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For years, Daniel Lanois has been producing lush soundscapes for his own projects as well as those he's produced. From U2's The Unforgettable Fire to Emmylou Harris's Wrecking Ball, Lanois's distinct floating-in-the-clouds sound is...more.

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When Brian Eno recorded his landmark ambient releases of the '80s and '90s, he transformed our perception of space, music, and performance. His collaborator on those albums, and on subsequent production work with U2, was Daniel Lanois. Lanois took the techniques...more.