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Nothing sounded like this, Roxy sounded like a beam of music from another galaxy!
There was no thinking we'll play it safe with this debut album! Nearly 50 years after it's release, it still sounds as fresh and as interesting as ever.
Yes, the squeaky noises were Eno's synth. The individual solos at the end represent the band's influences. For example, the bass plays a clip from Day Tripper by the Beatles, the sax plays In the style of King Curtis, the guitar riff is like Duane Eddy, etc.
Interesting side note on King Curtis (via King Crimson).
When King Crimson arrived in The States for the first time, they had a college gig in Vermont. They showed up to discover that the bills printed up for the show were promoting King Curtis.....
And accordingly, a bunch of tripping hippies showed up expecting to see some blues & jazz being honked out.... A portion of the audience jumped up and ran out of the auditorium during the 1st song- 21st Century Schizoid Man !!! Robert Fripp & Greg Lake remembered feeling bad for those left behind to watch the gig- they recall terrorized faces in the audience. Many had also taken synthetic STP (?), the band found out afterward. Not Curtis- Crimson.....
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I thought the sax was supposed to be Ride of the Valkyries
It was a real life encounter. Bryan say a girl he was attracted to at a festival. It so happened that as the festival was over and people were leaving, the girl was in the car (a mini) in front of him and the registration plate was CPL593H.
I tried to buy that number plate...unavailable. There's a surprise!
Bryan has seen a lot of girls he has been attracted to.
Check out the band,801! Manzanera & Eno.I always thought of them as the British Steely Dan.🗿
Agreed! Their live album is amazing, especially their version of Tomorrow Never Knows , the Beatles song.
@@mrwomby5007 Not to mention their cover of the Kinks' You Really Got Me.
And of course you get to hear Eno singing!
I wish they put out more recordings.
I've loved BOTH bands dating back to the 70's beginnings of each and cannot POSSIBLY think of a worse analogy. Sorry.
I’m waiting for “if there is something”. It’ll blow your mind
Same here!
Please continue that first side as Ladytron, If There is Something, Virginia Plain and 2 HB are amazing, musically AND lyrically. The second album is a classic album for the ages. When this came out , it caused shock waves , musically and visually!
Agreed!
Oh 2HB, I had that on repeat for quite sometime.
yes, please keep going!
This barely controlled chaos is not only early Glam Rock, it is also proto-Punk.
IMO Roxy was the most innovative and influential band since The Beatles. Their first five albums are incredible, so many musical gems.
They were! I think their influence will be felt for years to come, like Big Star. I know they were a bit bigger than BS but, sorely underrated.
@@anabellelei8540 Ladytron FTW!
On the other hand, I never really got into Big Star though. Their "magic" just seemed to be lost on me. It sounded pretty dismal to me, I must admit. I dunno, maybe I should give them another try some day.
@@mondegreen9709 you don't have to like Big Star, but I remember all too well the burst of influence they had over southern alternative music almost 20 years later, it was like they were reborn. That's really all I meant. I too like Roxy music much more although Thirteen and Sepember Girls and For You hold a special place. Totally different music, experimental vs simple and charming.Not comparing just seeing the mark they left.
Roxy's first album was released the same day as Bowie's - The rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust... It's going to be 49 years ago very soon! Both albums are brilliant and ground breaking, being the first real classics of the still infant 'glam rock' scene. T. Rex's Electric Warrior was released the year earlier, but not in the same league, The Sweet and Gary Glitter were bubblegum. These were albums rock fans liked as well as the teeny-boppers - some of whom discovered music which must have blown their minds.
Justin, it's worth searching TH-cam for Roxy's performance of 'Ladytron' from this album, on the British late night music show 'The old grey whistle test'. In 1972 it was like watching and listening to, aliens from a different planet. Just how radical Roxy's first album was, is proven by the fact that 49 years later, it still sounds weird, and that's not a bad thing.
So glad you enjoyed it as much as I did. Like you said, pure energy and such an original piece of music!
Roxy Music were a breath of fresh air when they came on the scene. There was nothing like them, an unique and groundbreaking sound. This is a great album but my favourite is For Your pleasure.
One of the most bittersweet things I ever did was join a mail order record club when I was 15- remember those?- I was constantly forgetting to send in the monthly card to decline the record of the month.
For Your Pleasure was one of the happy accidents I received, amongst many others....When I ended my membership I was hounded by a collection agency for a while,😜
Not only fresh air. New sound never heard before.
The years around 1970 were probably the most creative years in music history ever. (Not because people were more creative but because of the boost of technology) And in this time Roxy Music were among the most special ones. Though I took a time to like them I could not deny that they were unique. Great stuff.
A boost in tech combined with a commercial market for it
I agree the early 70's were a wonderful time for music, so many great bands, l can't resist mentioning a few 🙄
Be Bop Deluxe
Barclay James Harvest
Moody Blues
Roxy Music
Floyd
Genesis
Wishbone Ash
Yes
ELP
OK, more than a few, but could go on a lot longer, some fantastic American bands too.
Have lived n' breathed Roxy since 1973. This song has always been my fav, as it summed up the band in a shade over 5 minutes ... but by saying ..' Buckle up ..because this band is Unique ..the like of which you've never heard before ..'. If early Roxy had a CV to carry around - this was it ..and decade after decade, this song was a treasured and beloved fav ' live ' - it stands the Test of Time. 10/10.
First four albums are wonderful, Country Life, their fourth album was for me their first more commercial effort, although a very strong LP. Siren and Avalon are both very much worth investigating, both albums fantastic in their own way.
For me, their strongest albums are Stranded, Country Life, and Siren.
Please, please continue this journey!
Good song, great reaction! Instruments and vocals imitating each other goes way back to the "call and response" elements of early blues and gospel music. Really good quirky first album.
Roxy Music deserves a reviewer like you.
Thanks for getting around to this! The interplay between the instruments is great, and the section where each player gets a bar or two to show off really puts the icing on the cake (LOVE the little "Day Tripper" call out!). Recommend you check out the live version from their appearance on Musik Laden on TH-cam. I hope you'll react to a few more songs of the first couple of Roxy albums as well.
You have to remember the year this was released. 1972. In the middle of the golden prog-era. What an attitude! Something totally different. Brians voice! Cover art! Punk-prog!
No one expected anything like this! Brilliant!
There's something about this band that's both glamorous and wonderfully sordid at the same time. Their music and their image fitted into a single statement, like a window into another world of supermodels and celebrities, while commenting at the same time on how plastic and empty that world is. Genius!
So so true! Like looking through their window is a good thought!
Hello there, and yet another fantastic band, thanks for sharing.
Ty Red!
Hey JP. So glad you decided to react to a song from Roxy Music's debut album. 'Remake/Remodel' is a great opening track. This seems to be the most enthusiastic reaction you've had to Roxy since you did "Out of The Blue' way back.That's Brian Eno making all those squeaky electronic sounds on his synthesizer.He was R2D2 before R2D2. Hmmm ?....You know I've always wondered if the outro of Pink Floyd's 'Welcome To The Machine' was influenced by the intro to this song with the party noises and all. That model on the cover is Kari Ann Muller who happens to be Mick Jagger's sister in law. She's married to Mick's younger brother Chris Jagger.Interesting in that Jerry Hall who was the model on the cover of Roxy Music's fifth album "SIREN' was Bryan Ferry's girlfriend for awhile but she eventually left him for Mick Jagger.Glad you enjoyed this one,and a great review as always.Hope you continue with this album.Other songs you may also enjoy 'Amazona', 'Prairie Rose' 'Bitter-Sweet'. Take care.
So few react to Roxy Music. Thank you for not only reacting but appreciating a great band. 😁
There is a live performance of this and other songs from the first two albums on the German tv show Musicladen on TH-cam. You get the hint that Eno and Ferry were well on their way to a split, but it's still great (and Andy Mackay quotes "Deutchland Über Alles" during his solo break).
If There Is Something and Chance Meeting from this album are astounding. In Every Dream Home a Heartache on the second album is spine-tingling and funny as hell at the same time.
"...but you blew my mind." 🗿
@@sheldonwheaton881 Indeed!
In Every Dream Home is a good song but not their best. I believe it's been blown out of all proportion.
Wonderful debut album, bought it when released almost 50 yrs ago. Thanks for the memory Justin!
Anytime Steve! Hope you have a great weekend!
Eno's 1973 "Baby's on Fire" from Here Come The Warm Jets features Robert Fripp on guitar. You'll probably want to check that one out.
One of the best songs ever
My fave song from my fave album!
The Explorers( Manzanera& Mackay) . Gorgeous music!
If you like Eno you might like an album he did with David Byrne (from Talking Heads) called My Life In The Bush of Ghosts. Very experimental at the time, would be interesting to see how it has stood up.
Those experiments in part led to the sounds and techniques exploited by Byrne and Eno with the rest of Talking Heads on the band's next release, Remain In Light, a truly landmark album.
I've heard good things about that one
The Jezebel Spirit - makes me chuckle every time I hear it. Out. Out Jezebel. Her husband is the head of the house. Hilarious.
@@JustJP Remain in Light is easily Talking Heads best Album, when it was released I was blown away... 41 years ago 🤪
@@musicdroog4562 In the days when I used to keep myself in shape, I used to exorcise to this.
This album was produced by noted King Crimson co-founder and lyricist, Pete Sinfield, who should certainly be given mad props for creating the sound pastiche for this landmark album. Somebody below mentions that this album and Bowie's "Ziggy Stardust" were released the same week. I had both albums upon release. I bought "Ziggy" for $2.99 on sale at my local (Houston) record store. RCA Records had a $4.98 list price on it, and it was to sell, normally at $3.99, but getting it the first week of release got me that $2.99 sale price.
As my dad was in local radio, he would bring home, weekly, a box from the station of the latest Warner Bros. promotional releases. Sure enough, that's how I got this LP. At some point, later that month, he also got a nifty promo item from WB that he gave me (he was more into jazz): A tiny, plastic billboard (measuring maybe 3-4" tall and about 6" wide).
Able to slip into it was a full color reproduction of the open gatefold front cover artwork from this debut RM album! Like all the promo albums and items I got from my dad in the early '70s, and that I received from the mid-'70's through the early '80s, when I got into radio and the record biz, I kept all that stuff till about 2 decades ago, when I sold it all on eBay!
Justin, just keep going, it’s a really interesting ride through the 70s from art house to bordering on disco with some great highlights throughout even in the early 80s
I remember listening to this album some years after its release, my first approch to Roxy Music. Less than a minute into Re-make/Re-model, I thought "What in the world is this?" Now I know: it's when the magic started!
Greatest opening track in History.. FACT
Roxy was different, and those ALBUM COVERS!!!!! lol. One of the few bands that I actually admit buying the album without knowing any of the music, and I was NEVER disappointed.... lololol.
I think live video's are much better than audio, and Roxy rocked this live, the early seventies UK music was bloody fabulous ⭐
So glad you got to this one. Their debut LP is/was a revelation.
CPL 593H was a UK car registration; a British Leyland Mini in this case, I believe
Have to be in the mood for Roxy but when i am , always enjoyable
another great Roxy Music song from this early era is Virginia Plain, which is on some versions of this album and not on others.. but I think it was their first single.. try and watch them doing it live when Eno was still in the band... also, you should try and check out the inner sleeve of the album, because they were revolutionary in their style as well as their music... it was glam rock, but with a retro twist that foretold the punk/new wave that was just around the corner... Roxy Music was retro and futuristic at the same time... At this early stage they were not known in North America at all, and I bought their second album purely because I was intrigued by the band name and the cover... I took it home and loved it so much, I went back to the record store the same day and bought this first album, which was the only other album out at that time.... they became one of my obsessions, but it was impossible to get other people in North America to listen to them, and they didn't get any radio play in North America until Love is the Drug off their fifth album, which has a disco sound to it.
Good place to start and if this turns into an album listen, you won’t be disappointed. Each band member excel on this album. Personal favourite is If There Is Something but I don’t think that there is a weak track on this one!
Our licence plates are front and back so ‘here she comes’ fits with reading the licence plate.
Makes sense lll
great song, one of their best
"Sleazy romance." That's what it is, man. You got it!
Another in my personal canon of the best "introduction" (1st album/side A/song 1) songs in rock.
I was a long-haired, flannel shirt-wearing guy into "Topanga Canyon scene" sounds when a friend brought this LP to HS: opening the gatefold to see those band pics was mind-blowing. I love how Phil's playing is "inverted" during the "solos" portion: he wails away throughout it until his turn, where he just plays some chords.
If you haven't already done so, I strongly suggest watching the live version from the German TV show Musikladen - essential.
Saw Them when they toured this album.. Bllew my mind.
You may find live video oo BBC s `Oldd Grey whistle test`
Fast, furious, and fun, great stuff.
OMG I adore Roxy; filthy, sneery, cheeky, tongue in cheekery and utterly amazing. Ferry's voice is totally "Dylanesque". They cover a few Dylans early on. Hand in glove. Ferry's late album of Dylan covers is awesome. Gosh I love him.
I was a mere child back in 71/72 and as a kid I loved seeing Roxy music on the TV. So glam and ENO was a spaceman to me.
You nailed it bro ! That is actually what we thought back then when we first heard them !
Ty Dag!
❤️ early Roxy, JP! I'm fond of some of the later albums, but those first two... Yeah. Of the approximately 2,000,000 Eno solo projects, one of his "rock" ventures that I think would be a real treat for you as a full album listen is his second one, 1974's Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy). At least dip your toes into the track "Third Uncle" for the bass line. But please consider the album as a whole - great musicians (Phil & Andy from Roxy, Robert Wyatt, Phil Collins), and a wonderful warmup for Another Green World and Before And After Science, both also having amazing guest musicians. Hope to hear those explored someday, too. Great reaction!
I second this!
I went to see Roxy Music on their first ever tour and they blew me away - amazing band.
When Brian Eno left I didn't like them the same for years, saw them Leeds circa 1973...front row! So funny seeing the old film or photos with Eno and his huge machines SOTA in those days 🤗♥️still love him was his birthday couple of days back.
If anyone hasn't seen Roxy Music's farewell concert "Live at The Apollo" I would suggest doing so. The quality of everything is amazing.
The psychedelic guitar makes me think of Moby Grape. Lots of fun stuff in the ending - the bass man threw in a lick of "Day Tripper"!
"The bass man" here is Graham Simpson, who left the band following this album's release. Rik Kenton then took over, and was heard on "Virginia Plain," which was not included on the original Island Records/UK release, but was on the US Reprise/Warner Bros. release in late '72.
By that time, though, "VP" had been released as a single in the UK. BTW, Kenton's photo was included on the inside gatefold jacket of the US release, as they had time to replace the Simpson photo included on the UK issue.
I always thought I recognised that riff but couldn't place it. It took me so long to find out what it was.
Nice reaction - I saw Roxy Music on their first UK tour in 1972 - great concert & you could tell they were going to be big.
I saw Roxy in Houston (that's key to part of the story!) opening for Gary Wright, Feb 29, 1976. My hip friends and I all were anxious to see Roxy, but couldn't care less about "The Dream Weaver" guy! Many, if not most, of the crowd felt similar, and the Sam Houston Coliseum seemed to empty a bit following Roxy's set!
Anyway, Texas native, Jerry Hall was in the crowd! A couple years before she discovered Mick Jagger, she was dating, of course, Bryan Ferry, and from my floor seat, I saw her walk up the aisle at one point, easily recognizable from all the press she was getting in CREEM, Hit Parader, Circus, and all the other mags of the day!
best album def bought it when it hit the shops, ladytron class
Great start. You’re in for a treat. They slow it down (kind of) for the next track. The Wonderful ‘Ladytron’..
I can safely say that in whatever year I first heard this, there was nothing else like it. I got into Roxy Music in late 1973 when they released Street Life, I worked backwards to the first LP.....This track blew my mind. It took a while to move on to the next track. The ending is a take on "Interstellar Overdrive." Not surprising as David O' List (their previous guitarist) used to dep for Syd Barrett when he was awol.....Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come did a great parody of the solos on "The Traffic Light Song" from their second LP. The girl in this song was someone he spotted driving away. He caught the licence plate and used it as a chorus to call out to her.....not sure if his scheme worked or not!
The live version of this from Live at the Apollo is awesome...20 years later. Watch the video version.
Avalon is one long fluid song. Roxy.
Roxy Music is amazing - also check out Mother of Pearl and In Every Dream Home a Heartache..
Also check out The Velvet Underground (Heroin, Venus in Furs, Sunday Morning), Brian Eno (Here Come the Warm Jets, Third Uncle), Sonic Youth (Teen Age Riot, Schizophrenia) and Pavement (Gold Soundz, Grounded, Here)
If there is something from that album is the ONE
Paul Thompson’s drumming reminds me of nearly every Hawkwind album I have heard. Justin have you listened to Hawkwind yet? I think you would love their debut titled Hawkwind from 1970.
Fun song. I didn't pay a lot of attention to the lyrics but I enjoyed it. More from this album would be interesting as it is all new to me.
Correct, the first two albums are the most exciting and experimental. After Eno left, they went smoother, sold far more records, wrote some world class tunes, but lost that thirst for innovation. There are some great tunes on this first album, but imho, For Your Pleasure (the second album) fleshed out the ideas better.
I love their first 2 albums, but for me, when Eddie Jobson came on board, their next 3 albums were their golden period. Unfortunately, after the Siren album, they lost their edge and their sound became way too smooth and over produced (IMHO).
I always picture a jet set party with bored millionaires suddenly being sonically assaulted by the band they hired to play lounge jazz in the background.
THIS is the Roxy Music I like. Rough, raw, aggressive and hilarious. And the occasional profound thought and tear as well, of course.
Later on, they became so laid-back and romantic that it was like watching alcoholic bums sliding off their chairs...
Oh, and you missed the nod to the Beatles' "Day Tripper! It's the bass solo part towards the end.
Favourite song from that album... Ladytron
Watch the "Musicladen" video of Roxy performing this at this period. Mad, weird and brilliant.
If There is Something is also on this album. Great song.
Phil's solos on the live version are AWESOME!🗿
You nailed that description of the band. There's a feel of newness as well as decadence. My introduction to the band (like many others) was the "Times Square" soundtrack which had 'Same Old Scene' by Roxy Music. I bought that Roxy album "Flesh + Blood" and it's still my favorite. That soundtrack also had songs by Joe Jackson, The Cure, The Pretenders, Tubeway Army (Gary Numan), Talking Heads, Lou Reed and Patti Smith Group among others.
They loved to have fun with the music...
It's the start.... And progressed to one of the best albums ever done Avalon IMHO. Thanks for checking out Justin,Roxy is such an underrated underappreciated band...
I’ve only heard later Roxy, but this is a fun jam. I sure wouldn’t know it was them if you hadn’t told me.
Roxy music good period (with Eno). Did you ever hear In every dream home an heartache.
I think you'd enjoy reacting to Roxy Music's 2 first albums as well as Brina Eno's early non-ambient albums (the first 3 albums + Before And After Science..)
You definitely need to check out Bryan Ferry solo. Maybe start with Don't Stop the Dance or Slave to Love. The essence of romantic 80's sophista-pop 🧡
Another Time Another Place is my favourite Bryan Ferry solo album, just fantastic!
Bete Noire is great, and Mamouna with Robin Trower.🗿
Eno on synths, proto noise rock.
I think that the "squeaky noise" is Brian Eno's VCS 3 synthesiser. I seem to recall that it had a joystick rather than a keyboard and lots of dials and other controls for creating noises and soundscapes.
I forgot how kick-ass this song was! I agree about how it’s a great intro to the band. I would have to say if you ever listen to the Flower Kings their first song on their first album, “In the World of Adventures” brings the same thing to mind for me. Hint, hint... Great song choice again JP!
you need to remember this is a studio album, and the engineers did a lot of hot work on this to fill the voids but not over do anything, when you talk about live performances, yeh its all the band, but remember they learned this from the studio, we engineers get very little cudos for what we do, but honestly, we can make a poor band good and a good band great.
we cant turn shit into shinola, we have our limits :)
They were just so damn cool and still are.
Ahhh...’proper’ Roxy, not the smooth late 70s imposters 👍
Not imposters, just a truly different vibe, and not everybody’s cup of tea
This album sounds like a diamond in the rough. There a good tracks but elsewhere the production is lacking and the band sounds "raw" for lack of a better term. This song however is great. I much prefer the followup album, "For Your Pleasure". For an inspired Eno synthesizer solo check out "Editions of You".
Some of these early Roxy tunes Ferry would re-record. I like his version of "Chance Meeting" on his solo album, "Let's Stick Together".
There's a Steve Wilson 5.1 remix of the debut Roxy Music album. I'd love to hear it but it's too expensive for me to purchase. Now, "Country Life" I'd gladly pay that cost :-)
That bass solo/blip reminds me of Day Tripper by The Beatles, at first; then goes wayward on that last note....
Edit: the next comment confirms this....oops !!
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Eno's Another Green World and Before and After Science are pure genius. JP, he's responsible for making music what it is today. He invented " ambient music " which morphed into inferior" new age" claptrap. He's a career maker to this day: Talking Heads, Devo, U2, James, Coldplay , Bowie's Berlin Period and so much more.
Wow. So glad you are mining this album. It is their best. Chaotic. Full of energy. Full of surprises. Full of talent.
2nd track is Ladytron. It's brill. so is the 3rd If there is something. Looking forward to hearing more assessments of it.
Superb album, a little bit more interesting than Flesh and Blood! 😏
Frank Black does a very good version of this song.
PHill manzanera!
Dude! Here Come the Warm Jets(Eno) is a great album!
Indeed. All Eno's art rock albums of the 70's are great. And I love Ferry's solo pop albums as well.
Agree. I'm surprised Justin has not sampled this yet being his first solo disc after leaving Roxy. So many helping friends on this as well with Fripp, Spedding, Wetton and Manzanera all involved.
eno did all the weird squeaky stuff, the girl on the cover is Mick Jaggers sister in law
A band not appreciated NEARLY enough in the States. They were brilliant!
Listen to the whole album - it's remarkable and I listen regularly. I like the next album - In Every Dream Home A heartache but then thought they went too much as a pop band. They missed the arty influence of Brian Eno. Great musicians, though - especially Phil Manzanera on guitar and Andy Mackay on sax.
Roxy's first single, Virginia Plain got very high in the UK charts but was not on the album. a lot of people buying the album on the strength of the single would have possibly been shocked. There was no other song that was single material, and the songs were bit "out there" even for the early 70s. To me, this whole album is as relevant today as when I bought it as a schoolboy in 1972. PS. according to a fan club newsletter from the 70s, CPL593H was the registration number of Ferry's first car - a Ford Capri.
I first heard this album when it came out.
My school mate and I chuckled all the way through the album. Not laughing at RM but with them. It was SO unconventional and inventive to our ears. First three or four albums are the best. They got too mainstream for my taste with each subsequent album
I'm a vegan, so whenever I decide to be a dummy and get Taco Bell, I have to make dang sure they get my order right, which doesn't happen all the time. But I am being a dummy in the instance, so I can't get too riled over it haha. Anyway, this is definitely my kind of Roxy Music. This album and For Your Pleasure are my favorites...basically the ones with Brian Eno and his VCS3 synthesizer.
Lol, I hear ya Vont! Hopefully your next order is correct!
Check out the band 801 . Really...801!
Playful is the word I would use for this song. And it packs enough punch to steer clear of pop, wich means that I`m not bored listening to it. The saxophone is the star in this one, it just makes fun of everything and everyone. Even though I wouldn`t seek this one out, I wouldn`t change the song if it was played on the radio.
Good review. Now it's time to move on to Brian Eno and David Byrne, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts.
levels? check your levels!? Nah let it Go J...
Patties? check yer patties - everytime J!
Roxy Music's music
sounds like Roxy Music. a fair bit of punk vibe really. but i suppose
"The In Crowd"
will always be their best single - that will take some beating. 4 Sure.
Hearin this for the first time and up until the instru breaks I was thinkin
"Blimey they didn't change much then"
Anyway, good band. Great singles.
Two Welsh bands need some acclaim.
Super Furry Animals - a 90s Roxy Music if you will
and
Manic Steet Preachers - new LP out soon and still relevant I suppose since 1989
OK , let's make it a hat trick
Budgie .
Three Welsh Giants.
Diolch! What a lovely day it's turned out to be.