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Roxy Music?


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Ok, so I came across this a few days ago and thought not much of it.

Then I read it again and thought perhaps its worth sharing:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/artic...ife-career.html

And for all those arguing that he claimed he would never go to Glastonbury, his son Otis does argue that the only reason he said that is because he's upset that he was never asked.

Could be fun...

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We could do without huntin' shootin' and fishin' conservative supporting son Otis

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/5412582/Ot...my-beliefs.html

But this was Roxy Music at their best. Live in Frejus in 1982

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Unfortunately though reading the comments it does seem like its just a one off for Groove Armada since its their festival. Shame though.

However day tickets are £45, which is less then what I paid to see Ferry a couple of years back so its awfully tempting!!

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i saw bryan ferry play a gig in the states and was so utterly shocked at the shambolic show he put on. kept bimbling off between songs and i think managed only about 8-10 songs for the whole set.

On the other hand, I saw Brian Eno do an experimental ambient electronic set and it went on for about 3 1/2 hours of pur magic.

Ferry on his own = no

Roxy Muxic with Eno = down the front

Saying that though they do have a rather good back catalogue and could pull out a 'all killer no filler' tyope of set if they wanted to and didnt play smoke gets in your fecking eyes etc..

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i saw bryan ferry play a gig in the states and was so utterly shocked at the shambolic show he put on. kept bimbling off between songs and i think managed only about 8-10 songs for the whole set.

On the other hand, I saw Brian Eno do an experimental ambient electronic set and it went on for about 3 1/2 hours of pur magic.

Ferry on his own = no

Roxy Muxic with Eno = down the front

Saying that though they do have a rather good back catalogue and could pull out a 'all killer no filler' tyope of set if they wanted to and didnt play smoke gets in your fecking eyes etc..

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Perfect argument for 'an eye for an eye'. He murdered a great John Lennon track, so I want to murder him.
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