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Record Review: The Explorers [part 2]
[…continued from last post] The playful “Venus De Milo” was superficially a stab at the same vibe of an early Roxy Music classic like “Virginia Plain,” but where the Roxy debut single was by turns playful and witty, it also … Continue reading
Record Review: The Explorers [part 1]
The Explorers: The Explorers UK CD [1985] Ship Of Fools Lorelei Breath Of Life Venus De Milo Soul Fantasy Crack The Whip Prussian Blue Two Worlds Apart Robert Louis Stevenson You Go Up In Smoke Falling For Nightlife [Midnight Mix] … Continue reading
REDUX: Not Bryan Ferry …But An Incredible Simulation!
November 10, 2010 In these days of a new Bryan Ferry solo opus, [“Olympia”], thoughts turn to the smaller fish that follow, like pilot fish, in the wake of the great grey whale of art that is Mister Ferry. Like … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past, Core Collection, New Romantic
Tagged Bryan Ferry, David Sylvian, Icehouse, Iva Davies, Japan, Jim Kerr, Roxy Music, Simple Minds, The Explorers
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Not Bryan Ferry …But An Incredible Simulation!
In these days of a new Bryan Ferry solo opus, [“Olympia”], thoughts turn to the smaller fish that follow, like pilot fish, in the wake of the great grey whale of art that is Mister Ferry. Like his contemporary, David … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection
Tagged Bryan Ferry, David Sylvian, Icehouse, Iva Davies, Japan, Jim Kerr, Roxy Music, Simple Minds, The Explorers
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