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  All Or Nothing Album Review All Or Nothing is a collection of tracks from several artists on the Phonogram label. Phonogram was a French independent rock label that had an interesting roster split between American bands and indigenous oddballs. The sampling of a number of bands on the label is representative of this split, though the sampling leans heavily toward British bands and American proto-punk. Still, the compilation showcases some great tracks from Phonogram-signed bands. Brian Eno The Ambient Music albums are a genre all to their own, but the Brian Eno All Or Nothing compilation does much more. Not only does it showcase Eno's work, but it also celebrates it. The ambient music genre is a fascinating exploration of sound and a must-hear for fans of the composer and his works. While Eno has always been a major influence on contemporary music, this album showcases the composer's versatility as a composer and performer. The Ambient series is a collection of ambient mu