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Discussion: Roxy Music i saw roxy music in Toronto july 28th 2003 a few days ago. what a dream come true.. i even recorded the show. its such nice souvenir. i even have a rehearsal recording just before the concert. anybody interested in this recording? please email me! airlite15@yahoo.com im crystal >>By Crys I should have discovered Brian Ferry and his very talented peers earlier. Their music is just...soothing. Fantastic. >>By CHARLOS On the strength of their first couple of albums & singles, i'd say they're still one of the most innovative British pop bands post-Beatles. All the more pity then that they lost their balance later by becoming increasingly Ferry-centred. >>By nonyeb me mucho-likee their early album covers !!!!! (wink-wink, nudge-nudge, know what i mean ;) & i concur with nonyeb ..... i too much prefer the early *brian eno tinged* Roxy Music. >>By Helmet It's interesting to conjecture how Roxy might have been, & how they might have progressed, had Brian Eno remained with them. They did their best work with him, yes, yet by contrast Eno's first couple of solo albums are far less aclaimed than his later ones. >>By nonyeb
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