 *Originally released September 18th 2019* Let's take a trip back to the 70's with this week's episode on Roxy Music. Steve and Doug are joined by local musician and parental figure Stuart Ferguson, who sheds some light on the music scene of the time. The guys look at the influence of Brian Eno, the transition to disco, and the fickle nature of music critics. Also is the first episode with Doug's segment "6 Degrees From King Crimson"! Six Degrees From King Crimson: Roxy Music -> Bryan Ferry -> King Crimson Roxy Music -> Brian Eno -> Robert Fripp -> King Crimson Music featured this week: Love Is The Drug - Sirens The Thrill Of It All - Country Life More Than This - Avalon Tara - Avalon 
10:06 - We dive pretty deep in our episode L Is For Led Zeppelin! 10:25 - "Tommy", the concept album by The Who, was actually released in 1969 12:37 - The claim that Gary Numan is to be credited with the rise of hip hop is dubious but at least somewhat based in fact. Hip Hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa did incorporate a lot of synth-wave in New York clubs, including Numan. 28:34 - Actually, surprisingly Judi Dench sounds very much the same in her quick "appearance" in the track "For Your Pleasure". 1:03:11 - Check out Doug's placement of "Same Old Scene" on his list of 100 Favourite Songs 1:12:26 - Okay, recent is a bit of a stretch; it was from 2001. But here's the live version of "Tara" from their performance at The Apollo in London. 1:19:17 - Here's the clip from the Red Dwarf episode "Psirens" where Phil Manzanera plays the hands of Dave Lister. Doug's Recommendations: To Turn You On - Avalon Same Old Scene - Flesh + Blood The Bogus Man - For Your Pleasure Remake/Remodel - Roxy Music Steve's Recommendations: Love Is The Drug - Siren The Thrill Of It All - Country Life Eight Miles High - Flesh + Blood Take A Chance With Me - Avalon Avalon Stuart's Recommendations: True To Life - Avalon More Than This - Avalon Flesh And Blood - Flesh + Blood Roxy Music's Facebook Page
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