Roxy Music: The Complete Studio Recordings - A Review of the 10 CD Box Set

Roxy Music was one of the most influential and innovative bands of the 1970s and 1980s, blending art-rock, glam, pop and new wave into a unique and captivating sound. The band, led by singer Bryan Ferry and featuring musicians such as Brian Eno, Phil
Manzanera and Andy Mackay, released eight studio albums between 1972 and 1982, each one a masterpiece of style and substance.

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In 2012, Virgin Records released a 10 CD box set called Roxy Music: The Complete Studio Recordings, which collects all eight albums plus two discs of bonus tracks containing rare and previously unreleased material. The box set is a must-have for any fan
of Roxy Music, as it offers a comprehensive and remastered overview of their brilliant career.


The box set includes the following albums:



Roxy Music (1972) - The debut album that introduced the world to Roxy Music's avant-garde and eclectic approach to rock music. Featuring classics such as Re-Make/Re-Model, Ladytron and Virginia Plain.
For Your Pleasure (1973) - The second album that marked the departure of Brian Eno and the arrival of Eddie Jobson. A darker and more experimental album that includes gems such as Do The Strand, In Every Dream Home A Heartache and For Your Pleasure.
Stranded (1973) - The third album that established Roxy Music as a major force in the music scene. A more refined and sophisticated album that showcases Ferry's songwriting skills and the band's versatility. Highlights include Street Life, A Song For
Europe and Mother Of Pearl.
Country Life (1974) - The fourth album that caused controversy with its provocative cover art and lyrics. A more energetic and upbeat album that features some of Roxy Music's best rock songs such as The Thrill Of It All, Out Of The Blue and Prairie Rose.
Siren (1975) - The fifth album that spawned Roxy Music's biggest hit Love Is The Drug and introduced model Jerry Hall as Ferry's muse. A more polished and accessible album that blends rock, disco and soul influences. Other standout tracks include Both
Ends Burning, She Sells and Just Another High.
Manifesto (1979) - The sixth album that marked Roxy Music's comeback after a four-year hiatus. A more diverse and modern album that incorporates elements of funk, reggae and new wave. Features the singles Trash, Angel Eyes and Dance Away.
Flesh And Blood (1980) - The seventh album that continued Roxy Music's commercial success and featured covers of songs by The Byrds, Wilson Pickett and The Beatles. A more smooth and romantic album that includes the hits Oh Yeah, Same Old Scene and Over
You.
Avalon (1982) - The eighth and final album that is widely regarded as Roxy Music's masterpiece. A lush and elegant album that showcases Ferry's crooning vocals and the band's refined musicianship. Contains the timeless classics More Than This, Avalon and
To Turn You On.


The box set also includes two discs of bonus tracks that contain non-album singles, B-sides, alternative mixes and live versions of some of Roxy Music's songs. Some of the rare gems include Pyjamarama, Hula Kula, Sultanesque, Lover, Jealous Guy and To
Turn You On (1981 B-Side Version).




Roxy Music: The Complete Studio Recordings is a superb collection that celebrates one of the most original and influential bands of all time. It is a testament to their artistic vision, musical talent and lasting legacy. If you are a fan of Roxy Music or
want to discover their amazing music, this box set is for you.
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