Roxy Music - Peel Session 1972
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- The complete session recorded by Roxy Music on 23 May 1972 for John Peel on the Friday Night Is Boogie Night show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 23 June 1972.
Tracklist:
1. Bitters End (0:07)
2. 2HB (2:39)
3. Chance Meeting (7:02)
4. Ladytron (10:03)
Excellent session... They are even better live than on studio recordings.
There's nothing better than Roxy music forget other music just listen to Roxy music
Lady Tron is epic here. Ferry`s vocals are as powerfull as the band, as always. Superb.
This is the session with the SUPERB version of Ladytron, which is better than the album version!!
I STILL have this on a Philips C60 cassette, recorded from the John Peel programme, on an ITTKB SL75 Radio Cassette Recorder in 1972.
Teasure that cassette MAN!
Coolio reminds me of taping punk sessions from John Peel in the late seventies with a cassette portable placed next to an old radio, Soundhog tapes I seem to remember then could have been Maxell or Sony, finding new music was so exciting and took a lot of effort. And yeah love the old Roxy with Eno the alchemist off the fcuking page no one could touch them at the time!
100% on Ladytron, love that mix.
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Happily now have that 1972 session on the double CD set released a couple of years ago. Again, I prefer the session version of Ladytron to the album version.
and it still plays ok ? its wonderful to have stuff like that. I love the first roxy album , i was born in 72 though missed them first hand !
Truly amazing, and absolutely fucking NUTS! I adore this recording.
This band has long earned an introduction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and it was done in 2019! Bravo!
The absolute BEST version of Chance Meeting I've ever heard.
Mother of god. I've just heard this version for the first time, and I'm crying.
Eno's emblazont! Oh,man! How could anybody, after hearing this, think they were anything less than futuristic! Shredding the keyboard melting psychotronics, man! Wonderful. Sick. Masterful! Wildmen!!!
I'm thinking the same thing.
Nunca dejo de maravillarme de roxy music en especial el de las primeras epocas con eno , realmente han sido futuristas y modernos como ninguno , uno de los mas grandes grupos de la historia injustamente no tan reconocidos , puede que muchos que se hayan influenciado de ellos hayan vendido infinidad de millones de discos y llenado grandes estadios , pero nadie alcanzo ese nivel de sofisticacion y en una epoca donde la tecnologia tenia grandes limitaciones , ellos son lo que entiendo por pop y lo que debe ser la musica pop , son una escuela en si .Brillantes , glamorosos y atemporales .
2HB is amazing. Brings back so many good memories.
Great comments below. I was 3 years old when this was broadcast and have just discovered it, another to thank John Peel posthumously for his insight.I recall the ITT cassette player though you to be careful that it didn't chew up your favourite recordings.
Hardened Roxy Music fans may disagree with me but I think the Old Grey Whistle Test version of Ladytron takes some beating for its groundbreaking, bombastic su rrea lism.
This version of 2HB though is really beautiful and oddly I can hear Autobahn by Kraftwerk in those synthesized vibrations during the instrumental middle section.
Led And Roxy Music as maiores bandas da década de 70.
Awesome and Brilliant Sound with Brian Eno on Keyboards.
Eno did not play “keyboards”
Ah! Si, buenisima!!!!! 👍👌👏👏👏
The Best Roxy Lineup!..
Oh Fuck......just discovered this......what a band.
can remember the sea change when I bought their first album , just about the coolest band on the block . Thanks for posting. Wonderful
Remember watching them on old grey whistle test.... They just blew me away, what a band!!!!
Ladytron especially.
Superb ! Just love Roxy Music !
superb
Bitters end is the best song ever. Great stuff
do they sing piss off?
Lost my tape of this years ago so thanks for posting. The best ever Peel Session.
very cool
Best version of Ladytron
OGWT was great too.
Roxy Music are Bryan Ferry - Brian Eno - Andrew Mackay - Phil Manzanera - Paul Thompson
Yes
Simply brilliant
thanks for this. wonderful and transforming...
I didn't hear Roxy until 1976 -- the Viva Live album - and I worked my way backward. I've been a fan ever since. How is this early work still so brilliant? Classic. Just beautiful.
And yes - I do prefer the "early stuff". I saw them in 79 when Manifesto came out - but I wasn't as enamored of the later albums. Still great!! But not in the same way.
Thanks Vibracobra - only just discovered your posts (through searching for Monochrome Set, oddly) and found this. Looks like there are plenty more to discover.
700+ I think...on 2 channels...and thousands of individual tracks on the V23 Redux channel
Wow
That's fucking amazing.
This is on the recently released dubbelalbum (2018), with the debut Roxy Music & Peel Sessions, except Bitters End.
And rock music was transformed into High Art! Staggering! I am thankful every day, that I was a wide eyed 13 year old.. Professor McKays show all right... Until Ladytron!. Fuck me !!!
All Roxy Music Members were Art Students. No wonder the innovative and experimental Sound.
Recorded just a few days after their first album release!
Oh, wow. Yes.
holy shit
ALL HAIL ROXY MUSIC 🎵🎶🎼💜🤘🏿
AND BRIAN PETER GEORGE SAINT JOHN LE BAPTISTE DE LA SALLE ENO
AND Andrew Mackay
AND Phil Manzanera
AND Paul Thompson
AND Bryan Ferry
Mindblowing 💜🤘🏿🎸🎹🎶💥
All the rest of the first album not recorded on the 4th Jan 1972.
Someone shoud sort the two sessions into the album running order and upload them as an alternative version of the album. Or better still the Beeb should put out the sessions with the LP running order.
Bryan Ferry dressed slicker than a gravy sandwich.
Sick of the adds in the middle of the track that's me finished with you tube
have these peel sessions been released?
Not to the best of my knowledge...unfortunately
Well many thanks for getting hold of this and letting everyone enjoy these Peel sessions, hopefully they'll be released one day.
i thought peter sinfield ruined the first record by putting Ferry's voice through a strainer. His voice sounds so high, i can barely recognize it. Here's the proof. All 4 of these versions are better than on the album, if only because of the poor production of the album. BTW, I assume this is Manzanera, not O'List?
Of course its Phil.
I enjoy live versions of all first album songs - much better vocally.