Continuing with my Roxy/Bowie day.
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Oh mother of pearl I wouldn't trade you for another girl.
Continuing with my Roxy/Bowie day.
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Oh mother of pearl I wouldn't trade you for another girl.
Do you have a favourite Roxy Music disc Steve? I like them all, save for their debut album, which IMO is their weakest.
Not played this in a long time. Not a big fan of his later stuff, but this one I like.
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Yes I think I would agree with that. Although I bought their eponymous debut way back when it came out (about 1972 iirc), to my ears their following album completely eclipsed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
These days I have all of their studio albums on vinyl except that one which I eventually got on CD from Music Magpie for a couple of quid. Says it all really. Although I consider For Your Pleasure to be my favourite, it's Avalon that gets played the most.
I also really like 'Stranded' (their third). By this time Brian Eno had left due to differing ideas to Ferry's on the band's direction, and I wondered at the time if his replacement (Eddie Jobson) would be up to the job. IMO he was. Some superb tracks on that album.
Just time for one more. Bowie at his very best imo.
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Everyone should have this in their collection. This is his 2015 remaster - I also have an early press, but this is less crackly :)
Oh that's a new one on me. When was it released?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I think my favourite Bowie period was his collaboration with Brian Eno: his 'Berlin' period. I'm not too familiar with his later stuff, but what little I have heard I like.