ROXY MUSIC - Flesh & Blood (half speed remastered) - Vinyl (LP)
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ROXY MUSIC

Flesh & Blood (half speed remastered) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)

UMC

Cat: RMLP 7. Rel: 4 Jul 22
Rock


Side 1 - Track 1. In The Midnight Hour Side 1 - Track 2. Oh Yeah Side 1 - Track 3. Same Old Scene Side 1 - Track 4. Flesh & Blood Side 1 - Track 5. My Only Love Side 2 - Track 1. Over You Side 2 - Track 2. Eight Miles High Side 2 - Track 3. Rain Rain Rain Side 2 - Track 4. No Strange Delight Side 2 - Track 5. Running Wild

Remastered at Abbey Road studios, 'Flesh & Blood' saw the first studio album made after the departure of drummer Paul Thompson. With his absence, the British rock group moved to a more accessible and palatable sound that paid off, earning the group their first No.1 Album since 1973 with 'Stranded'. The tone of Brian Ferry's vocal is of melancholy and depression, of unrequited love with a woman who ultimately can't stand the sight of him. The album was a huge hit in the UK but has been lost in the greater discussion of Roxy Music records either due to living in the shadow of the immensely popular 'Avalon' (a la 'Good Kid m.a.a.d City' to 'To Pimp a Butterfly') or thanks to the slamming negative review from Rolling Stone sealing its poor rating with American audiences. 42 years on, the album is finally being given the treatment it deserved on release - 'Oh Yeah!' and 'Rain, Rain, Rain' were arguably a few years ahead of their time and are just a sample of the great instrumental and vocals on this album.


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