Bryan Ferry on how Roxy Music invented art pop: 'We were game for anything'

Re:Bryan Ferry on how Roxy Music invented art pop: 'We were ... by regexnerd on Friday February 02, 2018 @10:16PM (#16295941)

Roxy Music were smooth, they sounded a bit more upscale than other bands, even bands they were supposed to have drawn influence from. Bryan Ferry knew what he was doing. Avalon was a brilliant album, and I discovered it at 13. I went on to acquire most of their catalogue.

I live in America now and most Americans have never heard of Roxy Music. Granted, I grew up on bands like The Jam, New Model Army, Style Council, The Clash, etc. With the exception of modern EDM artists like Shingo Nakamura and Roger Shah, I still gravitate to Roxy Music and the aforementioned artists.

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Re:Bryan Ferry on how Roxy Music invented art pop: 'We were ... by chiph on Saturday February 03, 2018 @11:20AM (#16298181)

I picked up Brian Ferry with Bête Noire - definitely more of an art-house sound than anything else going on at the time.

Shingo Nakamura is quite good. There are a couple of 2 hour tracks on Youtube by him under the Silk Music label.

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