Roxy Music - Re-Make/Re-Model (Live At The Royal College Of Art)

[@iandelaney6263]

Newcastle City Hall concert 1972...fantastic...I'll never forget how they came on stage, through the darkness & into the light, wearing their incredible outfits...a spectacular concert... and all for the price of a 80p ticket!

[@Moneyaddthenmultiply]

how lovely that the 80th Century transdimensional alien rockers decided to stop by in the 70s and 80s and drop off some of their musical compositions for a brief moment.

[@DanielLopez-tb2fl]

OH YEAH I COULDN'T HAVE SAID IT BETTER MYSELF MEMPHIS DAN LELOLAI

[@jacobc8019]

😅😅😂😂😂

[@ZipLineFine]

The 80th century transdimensional ALIEN rockers just "stopped by " and impart us mere mortals with some of their musical compositions.. That's an understatement...

[@picardbs]

You sure this is a live performance?

[@chapmyers9272]

@@picardbsthe vid prob’ly. Audio sounds like the album version. Which is mighty fine by me.

[@Artaud1957]

Oh, to be young again, back in the 70s, discovering Roxy Music...

[@cliveclerkenville2637]

Hell yeah

[@jynxclover]

To be 47 in 2024 just learning about em.

[@buddhull]

The single note sax solo will always be a triumph of man.

[@yvonnesanders4308]

This comment deserves more credit

[@dietpepsivanilla3095]

No matter what you call them--glam, art rock, avant-garde, progressive or new wave, this was quite simply flippin' incredible.

[@watashiiru]

Punk as well.

[@danw1374]

​@@watashiiruDefinitely the beginning of it!

[@zlrs0113]

They pioneered about 1000 genres.

[@pigglesy]

you should be a journalist.@@zlrs0113

[@MrMagnusgreel]

No matter how old it gets, this music will always sound like the future.

[@DavideDeSilvestri]

Totally agree

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

well said, always new to me !

[@Alwaysontime-dh1gz]

Why were they never recognised as one of the most influential bands of all time, Bryan’s warbling voice, and the mix of sax, drums and rock n roll make this a masterpiece of style

[@MagWildwood-gn6qe]

Whaddya mean, "never recognised as one of the most influential bands of all time"?!! They certainly were in the UK. Roxy and Bowie influenced more bands and solo artists than anyone else. The Roxy-inspired list is very long. You aren't American, by any chance?

[@doctorbpemenu9774]

Stooges was before that with "fun house" (mix of sax) and hawkwind was cool with that

[@MagWildwood-gn6qe]

@@doctorbpemenu9774 You can't possibly compare Roxy to Iggy and the Stooges or Hawkwind. I love The Stooges but please. And Hawkwind? Get a grip!

[@SKYSAW59]

They are, of course.

[@gregflanagan1723]

​@@MagWildwood-gn6qeI'm American and know Roxy Music influenced the British invasion with heads held high. Roxy Music is loved in Cleveland is permanently in The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum visit when you are in Cleveland, OH.

[@thisaintnoparty]

Paul Thompson's drumming on the intro is blood pumping. What a killer way to kick off the record.

[@sashakraus671]

Reminds me of Rat Salad

[@josjanssen6733]

Yeah ! A kindred soul :) Paul was for me the unsung hero of this elite group

[@nickthornhill9724]

Saw their first gig - supporting Bowie in Croydon (yes, really). Awesome!

[@MrGroucho1933]

saw them on their first tour at newcastle city hall, and their 2nd tour, and their third, and their 4th, and........

[@yuriydisman6829]

Lucky old sod!!!

[@BillM1960]

Wow! Super cool. Must have been a blast!

[@danw1374]

You lucky bleeder!

[@SKYSAW59]

That wasn't the 1st gig.. So, no.

[@loumartin8312]

Every musician is terrific....to say nothing of the marvelous Bryan Ferry! A lasting example of perfection in the annals of music.

[@jean-pierrejipi5720]

Agree 👍👍

[@OsvaldoManso]

The best "outro" of any rock song.

[@JimmyMiller-gj4bb]

This was cool ...absolutely ahead of it's time ....I am along time fan of this band and eno and Brian...just fantastic !!

[@SKYSAW59]

I envy anyone hearing this for first time.. Will forever be THE greatest opening track of ANY album.

[@richvince1627]

I'm so happy I got to see Roxy Music in their prme. The show at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium is still one of the best concerts I've ever seen. This song and In Every Dream Home a Heartache were mind-blowing😢

[@Shtf132]

Just heard (the part where they're all taking turns playing solo's) for the first time in a documentary and was surprised

[@franklinloll2229]

My favorite Roxy period.

[@philipjones4549]

You mean the start !

[@Dana-wq5tp]

Love the bass player doing "Day Tripper."

[@alanbobbymcguire5099]

Found Roxy Music by chance in 1978 I was 14. Punk was finished and all these cracking post punk bands and new wave bands were kicking of in the UK. At the local record store I saw the cover for For Your Pleasure. And that was me. A Roxy fan for life.

[@hanskloss1331]

Country Life ! ooh la la 😊

[@adiazpaz]

Brian Eno, amazing as always

[@ironox9462]

I don't think those are special effects, I think Bryan Ferry just emits blue energy.

[@judex3226]

This is earlier performance I’ve seen by Roxy Music. I’m guessing late 1971. What a great performance!! 😉👏👏

[@HDWTaipei]

June 1972

[@chrisbaker3900]

Yeah, but it's clearly the studio track mashed with some performance footage. It's not 'live', as the poster would have us believe.

[@Zopf-international]

Love the Day Tripper bass part.

[@v-town1980]

Incredible! It's like a twenty course meal of your favorite foods!

[@andromedapersea4792]

Ferry un prince d'un conte improbable qui fascine!!

[@mobiuspaw494]

Glorious ! Ah ' those lovely seventies. 👽

[@iadorenewyork1]

Even with the muddy sound, it’s great! It taps into the essence of rock.

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

here is another version with the same Roxy Music band (with Eno, Andy Mackay, etc..) and a better sound : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX6llqSEm754j7s

[@tonybrown8006]

I think it's supposed to sound like that.

[@my_own_way_7.8]

Roxy Music, the best band ever.❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎

[@lilianagodoy4027]

Bryan Ferry,😍😍😍

[@marceibel1131]

Was fascinated when i heard it for the first time. And Paul Thompson is a master !!

[@michaeldamico7002]

can you belive, first hearing this at the roxy theater in Toronto in early 70;s.

[@tomsenft7434]

They had their own theater in Toronto?

[@TheCaterham6]

Seen 5 Times 1972...........Brilliant

[@tommyrawlings3046]

This song knocked mi socks off the first time I heard it & it still does! And Roxy had great musicians!

[@rosemariebusch2208]

Super Musik die ich heute immer noch höre!!

[@michaelnelson7572]

The USA never embraced Roxy Music commercially 1top 40. Never understood it , they are still timeless

[@sukie584]

Embraced in the music cities like NY, LA, Detroit, Cincinnati, Boston, but the rest of the country was clueless.

[@michaelnelson7572]

@@sukie584 WBCN Boston in the early 70s

[@michelezavala126]

I was 4 years old when this came out. WOW

[@askelvis27]

Just found this song. Bloody brilliant

[@MrGroucho1933]

what? you need to go through the first 4 albums which are the best imo

[@dodgedandle8311]

Like all the GREATS They were Completely Unique..Love Roxy Music..What a GREAT BAND ⭐️🌞❤️

[@MichaelLuke-w6p]

Roxy music will live forever ❤❤❤

[@mookie2637]

This isn't live btw. It's the album version - except in extreme lo-fi. They're miming.

[@RemiPut]

GREAT BAND !!

[@soundscapes4619]

This is such a great high energy song, I remember it. It was great fun at house party's. And its also good for blasting on the way to and from work.

[@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117]

Amazing prog hard rock and more

[@PAULLONDEN]

Ferry explained in an interview that Eno and MacKay's backing vocal chorus of "CPL 593H" was the number plate of the car in which the woman is riding.

[@francisoneill3784]

Just incredible. For some reason the track makes me laugh 😂 . Joyous and.. just far out… really far out 👨‍🚀 💕

[@chrisbaker3900]

Yes, it's full of sly humour! Always puts a huge smile on my face, whatever my mood.

[@ellenmurphy2150]

Love Roxy Music.

[@juveale29]

Classic song and what an amazing video. So ahead of its time and out of its time

[@RandyOrlok]

i need similar songs

[@stringer-ik1pc]

I've always loved Bryan ferret.

[@abeb63]

brillant !

[@luckduck5961]

Incredible. It doesn't get better.

[@adrianchamberlain999]

This kicks ass on so many levels.

[@allenpeck8239]

Just discovering this band...

[@truffywuffwuff]

1st 3 albums bestest ever

[@allenpeck8239]

@@truffywuffwuff I tell you what- I am highly intrigued and very interested in the musical stylings and the instrumentation efforts of these musicians. it just seems otherworldly good as if it's almost too good yet I have never found this before recent. I'm surprised.

[@shockingbluefanandynirvana7364]

ahhhhh the 70's

[@brötzmannsax]

Great rare clip too bad the audio is muddy, Eno and Manzanara are creating some supersonic sounds!

[@bobphipps3607]

Wow!! I'm jaded after that!! I had no idea they went back that far as a group!! That took me on a acid trip!!

[@remakeremodel2933]

He aquí... la verdad universal descubierta!! 🤘🤘🤘...CPL593H!

[@Gustav-pc6qh]

Que potencia para ser 1972

[@justicecurry3658]

Eno is the true star of the show.

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

Here is the best version of Roxy Music, with Eno of course, and Andy Mackay, they were so outstanding !

[@Hal9000ize]

@@tarantellalarouge7632With or without Eno, Roxy Music made some great music

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

@@Hal9000ize I agree totally with you, I love Roxy Music anyway, and I am still listening their music very often (Amazona, Song for Europe ....etc...) Eno was the cherry 🍒on the (decadent) cake !🎂

[@davidwharton841]

Brian Eno, legend.

[@超虎生活]

A.L.F.

[@GilMarquesDuarte]

a jerk

[@lucluc9541]

Early MAGIC 70ies !

[@abeb63]

I tried but I could not find a way Looking back, all I did was look away Next time is the best time, we all know But if there is no next time, where to go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go? She's the sweetest queen I've ever seen (CPL593H) See, here she comes, see what I mean? (CPL593H) I could talk, talk, talk, talk, talk myself to death But I believe I would only waste my breath I tried but I could not find a way Looking back, all I did was look away Next time is the best time, we all know But if there is no next time, where to go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go? She's the sweetest queen I've ever seen (CPL593H) See, here she comes, see what I mean? (CPL593H) I could talk, talk, talk, talk, talk myself to death But I believe I would only waste my breath

[@thebrysmith3]

So this is where they got the cover shot for Viva! The Live Roxy Music Album from. Huh. Time really does reveal all secrets.

[@Fashizle20]

GREAT Glam look! High Marks emin.

[@CarlosCorreiaSoftware]

This is the studio version from their debut album.

[@ianjarvis4172]

Perfect

[@EscarneoExquisito]

THANKS FOR THIS UPLOAD THIS VIDEO

[@t.josephcravens4272]

The first few Roxy Music albums are an essential part of my diet. They were so ahead of the pack. The only RM album that I can't jive with is Flesh and Blood. To me, it sounds like a transitional album. They were finding their footing, but hadn't tapped into an inspired approach yet. Arguably, this started with Manifesto, but that record still has elements of their previous records. It all paid off with Avalon, which is much more fully realized.

[@dogspookedbytheair3061]

badass footage

[@jjamo5]

So So Good Eno is the boss Then Frank Black :D!!!!!!!

[@MrSevillian]

The rendition in the Glastonbury 2014 concert is TOP.

[@a__-yg7vz]

This is exactly the audio we have on the 1972 roxy music debut album. Was the track recorded live? Or the video doesn't correspond to the audio?

[@markkendrick7547]

EEEEENO , MAN....🎹🔥👊

[@jamesfraser2162]

waiting in anticipation , what else can anyone say but raise hell Roxy no soft . . . . please

[@tekpic04]

Remind me of the days at the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art).

[@cliveclerkenville2637]

Out fucking standing

[@nullvoid244]

First heard this while skirting the asteroid belt of Saturn, never been the same since

[@williamfitch1408]

There’s a reason Roxy are giants. I’m fact there are many.

[@johnough4893]

CPL 593 H What a chorus!

[@akidthatskates284]

That was so sick 🤢🦠

[@jankmedia1985]

00:53 🔥🔥🔥😮

[@johngeorgiou283]

❤❤

[@whiskeyjack9]

Love it❤

[@rosiemason-rk4cm]

CPL 593H - Is that a vehicle registration number?

[@robertdempster7408]

Yes!!!

[@Bramhallthefifth]

This is the original studio version, so you can just mute the video and listen to it from your library at the same time. : )

[@d_walsh]

just a strange great band

[@alessandromarchesini9039]

Glam rock masters

[@rubberneckk]

I could talk talk talk myself to death!!!!

[@johnmcvey7014]

I could talk talk talk and talk myself to death, but I believe I would only waste my breath.

[@MrSevillian]

I love that line. I go crazy singing it 😊

[@teazer999999]

I'm a big fan of Roxy but I don't think this is live, at least the video doesn't agree with the audio. Perhaps "Live At The Royal College of Art" means the video is from a live concern, while the audio is from the studio album. Not complaining, just it would be surprising if they could play it live exactly as it is on the album. Especially Eno's part since it's with an analog synth and Phil's guitar riffs and fills.

[@olivercornford8353]

Is the bass fill meant to sound like Day Tripper?

[@echolalia67]

In short, yes.

[@iadorenewyork1]

Well, Day Tripper would still be ringing in people’s ears from only a short time before.

[@michaelc6555]

Actually, the Beatles were quite UNfashionable in the UK at this time, a rebound of sorts which makes sense… however, Bowie/Ferry/Roxy et al were fans of course, the Beatles are WHY we have so many great bands on both sides of the Atlantic.

[@brianordelheide4661]

It's not live - it's lip-synced to the studio recording. Cool to see, though.

[@filmusikchannel7596]

Eno a genius

[@llkoolray1]

What's not to like?

[@StationOfTerrapin]

L.L.kool Ray the video and audio quality :/

[@beemerron]

Roxy at their prime.

[@myobmyob2215]

I can talk talk talktalk myself to death Also slowed down speed to capture the notes it's a whole new world since the 70s Any chance meeting to hear BF?

[@JAMESBOND69able]

OMG

[@bsagrosseto915]

Vi pregherei di postare lo stesso video con un audio più forte.E vorrei ritrovare anche il video originale di "Virginia Plain".Grazie!

[@gurgisjones1120]

Too bad it wasn't live. Very cool to see though.

[@ianwyse4354]

CPL593H , great song ! Great band !

[@letsgobrandon.]

Blue rover mini. registered 13 july 1970

[@mavenofmacau6391]

@@letsgobrandon. why can't she step forward and identify herself????????

[@danw1374]

​@@mavenofmacau6391I think it was Amanda Lear.

[@vegetableman5062]

Greatest band to come from these Islands by a mile. Bowie greatest solo artist. End of.

[@danw1374]

No argument from me there!

[@mustlovepretzels]

Dylan Jones.......thanks.

[@davidfreja7162]

Byron Ferrari was a name given by the NME in the seventies.

[@gerrybukovinsky2185]

Anybody know what means CPL593H?

[@I_am_Junebug]

License plate no. of a car in which a woman was riding that Bryan took a fancy to.