Looooooooooove Bryan and Roxy.

/wet

Avalon.

Best. Make-out. Album. EVER.

I love all the guitar work on "boy and girls"...
he really rangled in some great guitatists for that one...
Mark Knopfler, Pete Townshend, David Gilmour, etc.

you guys are right about "b and g" and "avalon" being similar.
same production values [shimmery and warm], similar songs, etc.

I, myself, prefer "avalon", tho.

But i could never get myself to like "the Main thing".
Everything else is stellar tho.

Am I the only one who likes this?

Bleah, DJ Hell.

How anyone can go from making acid anthems to doing crappy house tunes with P. Diddy on them is beyond me.

Love is the drug for me...

I knew I'd never be as smooth as Bryan Ferry once I started going bald. But I can always be as cheesy.

FlashHarry: i actually like the early glam stuff.

/ducks

Me too.

Ant: Am I the only one who likes this?

Heck, I like Mamouna.

Gangway Fathead
FlashHarry: i actually like the early glam stuff.

/ducks

Me too.

Me three

tee hee hee

Bryan Ferry is fantastic. That is all.

Love Roxy more now than I did back in the day

I try to live my life like Roxy Music. I can barely afford the clothes...

One should never be ashamed to admit liking early glam. I'm not much of Bryan Ferry fan though. More of Brian Eno guy. Psychedelic compounds may have been involved. Also, this project sounds like a great idea... 10 years ago.

Heard "Don't Stop The Dance" on XM the other day for the first time in years.

/just sayin'... cool song.

I like playing "Love is the Drug" for people who have never heard it before and making them guess what year it was recorded. Good times.

Gangway Fathead: FlashHarry: i actually like the early glam stuff.

/ducks

Me too.

For the most part (excepting "Avalon"), I prefer it.

All props to Bryan Ferry, but going techno is not a good idea.

Jeez. Grab Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Daniel Ash, and some ubiquitous drummer, and form a super-group. THAT would get my attention.

Teaming up with a "DJ" (read: Dude who can't make his own music, but makes a living by messing with other people's music) is just plain stupid. They're not musicians. I'm 100% with Rollins in my opinion of them.

ZeroCorpse: All props to Bryan Ferry, but going techno is not a good idea.

Jeez. Grab Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Daniel Ash, and some ubiquitous drummer, and form a super-group. THAT would get my attention.

Teaming up with a "DJ" (read: Dude who can't make his own music, but makes a living by messing with other people's music) is just plain stupid. They're not musicians. I'm 100% with Rollins in my opinion of them.

How does Daniel Ash fit in there?

This record will be available in most metropolitan areas, including the 49 cent bin at your local hardware store

Listening to "Stranded" in honor of this thread.

ZeroCorpse: Teaming up with a "DJ" (read: Dude who can't make his own music, but makes a living by messing with other people's music) is just plain stupid. They're not musicians. I'm 100% with Rollins in my opinion of them.

No, no, no, DJs are dudes who talk on the radios and push buttons to start old songs, get our facts straight

TFA: The resulting single, U Can Dance, is due for release early next year

youtube.com: Dj Hell - U can dance (feat. Bryan Ferry)
7 months ago 46,220 views

ZeroCorpse: All props to Bryan Ferry, but going techno is not a good idea.

It could actually be done, but he would probably blend in with the Kompakt or Border Community sound a heck of a lot better than DJ Hell.

The Field, Superpitcher, the MFA, James Holden.

I think everyone likes the Field. Even people who can't stand electronic music seem to love it.

i don't like the field much.

Relax - he's just not to re-make/re-model himself

/not in favor of it
Singing along to "oh yeah"