I tried to get in touch with Eno once. And I had a good shot at it. I knew someone who knew him personally and agreed to forward a message I had for him. It was regarding nontrivial software I had developed which incredibly and unexpectedly he had more or less invented 20 years ago in a conversational email message. Thought he'd like to know it had come to fruition.
Knowing his reclusion I wasn't expecting to get a response. Which was good, since I didn't receive one.
Hey cool to bump into an evomusart fan here! (Of course it makes sense given the topic.) I see James McDermott in your acknowledgements. He might not remember me, but we hung out at evomusart in 2007 brainstorming ideas on artificial evolution of music.
Knowing his reclusion I wasn't expecting to get a response. Which was good, since I didn't receive one.