Roxy Music/Switzerland 1973

Early ROXY MUSIC was a melting pot of talent, featuring Bryan Ferry and Brian Eno. The shocking video that allows you to fully enjoy about 46 minutes of that stage will be preserved forever. [Newly discovered long and ultra-excellent professional shots from the Eno era] This work was shot at the “Montreux performance on April 29, 1973.” This is a multi-camera professional shot taken when he appeared at the international television festival “THE GOLDEN ROSE” sponsored by the European Broadcasting Union. Speaking of 1973, it was a tumultuous year in which not only Turning Point’s “FOR YOUR PLEASURE” and “STRANDED” were released, but also solo works by Bryan Ferry and Eno. The detailed timing is also extremely important, so let’s review it again here. [February “FOR YOUR PLEASURE” production] ・March 15th – April 15th: UK #1 (22 performances) ・April 23rd – May 26th: Europe #1 (11 performances) ←★Here★ [June: Production of Ferry’s “THESE FOOLISH THINGS”] July 2nd: Appearance at YORK FESTIVAL == July 28th: ​​Eno’s withdrawal reported on NME == [August: Fripp & Eno’s “(NO PUSSYFOOTING)” completed] 》《September “STRANDED” production / Eno “HERE COME THE WARM JETS” production》 October 14th – November 12th: UK #2 (17 performances) November 14th – December 18th: Europe # 2 (21 performances) This is ROXY MUSIC in 1973. While busy producing masterpieces, he also tours Europe in the spring and fall. Eno left the group in July after finishing the “FOR YOUR PLEASURE Tour”, but this work was the third performance of “Europe #1” three months before that. However, the taste is a little different from a so-called “concert”. As mentioned above, “Rose d’Or”, which was the scene of this work, is an event sponsored by the media. Although there is an audience present, the mood is more like an in-house studio live performance. In any case, such shows have been known for their professional shots for a long time, and “Editions Of You” is included in the official DVD “THE THRILL OF IT ALL”, and “Ladytron” is rebroadcast. Only these two songs have been loved as hidden treasures. However, recently, a new long and ultra-excellent master of 6 songs (about 46 minutes) was suddenly discovered. The length alone is an event, but the quality is overwhelming. There is no trace of any possible deterioration in the video or audio, and it is certain that it has been digitized directly from the original master. It is foolish to refer to broadcast air checks, etc., and it is a completely official quality that is not inferior to the official DVD at all. [ROXY MUSIC was at the vanguard of glam rock] And the true impact is the 100% genuine performance of early ROXY MUSIC, depicted with such quality. Some people may be familiar with the world view of TOTP, OGWT, etc. as fragments of footage from that time still exist, but the way it unfolds over six songs live is truly unparalleled. As for the set, three songs each were selected from the two Eno era albums “ROXY MUSIC” and “FOR YOUR PLEASURE”, concentrated and reduced to just the duration of one LP (approximately 46 minutes). It is exactly like the “early best live performance”. It is a treasure just to be able to listen to such a show on the sound board, but what makes it out of the question is the sight shown with multi-cameras. What lies at the bottom is not the dandy and stylish ROXY MUSIC of later years, but a strong, chaotic glam smell. Paul Thompson, who looks like a Sentai hero, and Phil Manzanera, who seems to be immersed in convulsions, are the first to keep your eyes glued to Ferry, Eno, and Andy McKay. Andy is dressed entirely in a glowing green costume, and his warty pants look like a cactus or a strange disease from the comic book “Black Jack.” Eno surpasses that. The ghost-like shoulder ornament made of giant shell strings no longer resembles a human silhouette, making her look more like a cyborg or an angel from the universe… In that form, he twists the synth controller and creates psychedelic sounds. And while Ferry follows these members, it is Ferry who stands at the front and plays the leading role. Although the black lame costume makes her look more mature than the other members, she has a regent’s head and is sweating profusely from being on a live stage, making her face all sweaty. Then, he sings passionately with a look of ecstasy on his shining face. What can I say, the worldview depicted in combination with the background and music is so different from the later dandyism. If I’m just talking about depth, it’s a world view as dense as if Ziggy Stardust and Peter Gabriel from the GENESIS era joined ALICE COOPER BAND in the early 70’s and no one left. The cutting edge of glam rock, which was sweeping the scene at the time, was unfolding before your eyes. Definitely a gram. A true cultural heritage. This is an amazing multi-camera professional shot that shows off one side of British rock in superlative quality. It is no longer a ROXY MUSIC masterpiece, but a masterpiece that should be talked about as a treasure of popular music history. The best footage from the Brian Eno era. This is a multi-camera professional shot of “April 29, 1973 Rose Doll”. “Editions Of You” is a video that was also included in the official DVD “THE THRILL OF IT ALL,” but this work is a longer version with 6 songs and about 46 minutes. The quality is completely official, and you can witness the most valuable live performance. Thompson who looks like a Sentai hero, McKay who is a green wart monster, Eno who is more like a cyborg or an angel of the universe, and Ferry who sings passionately with a look of ecstasy on the Regent and sweaty Bikabika face. This is a cultural heritage pro shot that allows you to enjoy the strong impact of the glam era in ultra-high quality. Rose d’Or Festival (Golden Rose Festival) Maison des Congres, Montreux, Switzerland 29th April 1973 PRO-SHOT (from Original Masters) The world’s first full-length Pro-shot. This is an incident! ! Rose d’Or Festival (Golden Rose Festival) Maison des Congres, Montreux, Switzerland 29th April 1973 PRO-SHOT(from Original Masters) (45:42) 01. The Bogus Man★First appearance 02. Ladytron 03. In Every Dream Home A Heartache★First appearance 04. If There Is Something★First appearance 05. Editions of You 06. Virginia Plain★First appearance Bryan Ferry: Vocals / Guitar / Keyboards Brian Peter George St. John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno: Synthesizer Audio Treatments / Tape Manipulation Phil Manzanera: Guitar Andy Mackay: Sax / Oboe / Keyboards Paul Thompson: Drums John Porter: Bass Guitar PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.46min.