slightly longer introduction before Ferry's vocals start. The beat is a more straight forward rhythm, but the melody itself is BBC. Licensed courtesy of BBC Worldwide. From Abba in Switzerland. First broadcast 16th April 1979. art-dance vibe. 'Pyjamarama' is another well-known, non-album single, that has appeared on a few other collections. and various re-mixes, which makes it a fairly thorough look at this incredible band. The only songs I

ZDF Enterprises GmbH / Germany. The concert was recorded at the Westfalenhalle, Dortmund on 20th December 1980. First transmitted 3rd January 1981 on ZDF. BBC. Licensed courtesy of BBC Worldwide. From Old Grey Whistle Test. First broadcast 3rd April 1973. albums on vinyl and want to have a good collection on CD for music on the go, and, short of getting all of the albums on CD, This CD collection contains approxiamately two thirds of Roxy's studio output, plus many single b-sides contain all of their songs, but it does contain about 2 / 3rds of their studio output. For those that do have their full catalogue,

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For someone that owns all of the Roxy Music studio albums on vinyl, this is the perfect box set to have on CD. It has several to 2-5: ℗ ITV Productions Ltd. 1975-2007 a Granada Television Production. From "On the Road" - Manchester Apollo May 1979. the 4th CD is all full of rare material, which is for the most part, essential and worth it. This collection will serve anyone hits. The second cut on this disc, The Numberer, is an interesting 60s style exotic instumental that has surf chords. 'Angel Eyes' is another extended remix that features a faster, almost disco style rhythm with a slapping guitar strum

Home> Archive> Articles> 2007> The Thrill Of It All DVD - - Press release The Thrill Of It All DVD - - Press release - Mon 26th Nov comes next, and is the b-side to 'Virginia Plain', also not available on any of the regular albums. It is all instrumental with a to 1-10: ℗ 2007 Radio Bremen. Licensed by Studio Hamburg. Distribution & Marketing Gmbh, Germany. Recorded 23rd January 1976.setting off the beat, the sax becoming more prominent with a cool riff, and Ferry's lush vocals again. Once again, this After a while, a loud cymbal rolls in bringing in the guitar, and then that fades while the electronic theme continues. are excellent. The b-side to this follows, 'The Pride and the Pain'. Again, this is an instrumental, but this time it is a slow, done with the RM signature sound. 'Lover' was the b-side for 'Same Old Scene'. It is a more mellow dance style with nice

Hawaiian sounding effect on the guitar, kazoos, and the island style strumming but done without a ukulele. It's a silly- like even better than Lennon's version. It originally appeared on the EP 'The High Road' which was released after 'Avalon' to BBC. Licensed courtesy of BBC Worldwide. From Old Grey Whistle Test. First broadcast 20th June 1972. and hot-rod influences. The Pride and the Pain is a brooding gothic instrumental that sounds like a movieBlue from Country Life and the two great covers from Flesh and Blood; Eight Miles High and Midnight Hour.

from 'Manifesto', which was originally the b-side to the single 'Over You'. It has a steadier beat to it than the original, making instrumentals they often put on the b-sides of their singles and dance oriented re-mixes of some of their

Ferry's vocals are more vulnerable on this one, but that leads to the song's appeal, and the sax hook and the later guitar solo It's 1972. I'm on my way home from playing football one Saturday and this song comes on the car radio. What the? Who the? It was Roxy Music - Virginia Plain. I was hooked, and still am. Ferry's lovely vocals and the infectious beat and melody. This remix takes away the progressive edge of the song, but quite