Returning to action after four years of solo projects, Roxy Music redefined its sound and agenda on Manifesto. More than ever, Roxy sounds like Bryan Ferry's backing band, as the group strips away its art rock influences, edits out the instrumental interludes in favor of concise pop songs, and adds layers of stylish disco rhythms. Although the songwriting is distressingly inconsistent, there are a number of wonderful moments on the record, particularly in the sighing "Angel Eyes" and the heartbroken "Dance Away." Still, trading sonic adventure for lush, accessible disco-pop isn't entirely satisfactory, even if it is momentarily seductive. by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Tracklist:
1 Manifesto 5:29
2 Trash 2:14
3 Angel Eyes 3:32
4 Still Falls The Rain 4:13
5 Stronger Through The Years 6:16
6 Ain't That So 5:39
7 My Little Girl 3:17
8 Dance Away 3:48
9 Cry, Cry, Cry 2:55
10 Spin Me Round 5:15
Performer – Alan Spenner, Andy Mackay, Bryan Ferry, Gary Tibbs, Paul Carrack, Paul Thompson, Phil Manzanera
Written-By – Mackay (tracks: 3), Ferry, Manzanera (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 7)
Tracklist:
1 Manifesto 5:29
2 Trash 2:14
3 Angel Eyes 3:32
4 Still Falls The Rain 4:13
5 Stronger Through The Years 6:16
6 Ain't That So 5:39
7 My Little Girl 3:17
8 Dance Away 3:48
9 Cry, Cry, Cry 2:55
10 Spin Me Round 5:15
Performer – Alan Spenner, Andy Mackay, Bryan Ferry, Gary Tibbs, Paul Carrack, Paul Thompson, Phil Manzanera
Written-By – Mackay (tracks: 3), Ferry, Manzanera (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 7)
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