9 Replies to “ Hiroshima... - Bryan Ferry - Frantic (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Bryan Ferry never quite made it in the States despite the aggressive push for him by Roxy in the 80's, but that never stopped the man from producing powerful odes and opuses. His music sings with the fluid flow of wisdom-in-words. Ferry's best triumph of the album, far and away for my money, is "A Fool for Love."/5().

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2. Frantic manages to touch upon virtually every musical style of Bryan Ferry's career. Ferry has proved to be as interested in covering other artists' material as penning original songs, and he straddles a smart mix of originals and covers here. Two brilliant Bob Dylan songs appear among the opening tracks: "It's All Over Now Baby Blue" sees a return to the eclectic, energetic 7/

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3. Frantic manages to touch upon virtually every musical style of Bryan Ferry's career. Ferry has proved to be as interested in covering other artists' material as penning original songs, and he straddles a smart mix of originals and covers here. Two brilliant Bob Dylan songs appear among the opening tracks: "It's All Over Now Baby Blue" sees a return to the eclectic, energetic .

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4. Bryan Ferry Frantic CD $ The Bryan Ferry studio album 'Frantic' on CD. 1. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 2. Cruel 3. Goin' Down 4. Goddess Of Love 5. Don't Think Twice It's All Right 6. Nobody Loves Me 7. Ja Nun Hons Pris 8. A Fool For Love 9. Goodnight Irene Hiroshima San Simeon One Way Love I Thought. More From.

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5. Apr 20,  · The official Bryan Ferry Store, overseen by TM Records in the UK, is offering the singer's "Frantic" album in DVD Audio. Messaging for more details, it is not DVD-A nor SACD. It is DTS, but TM informed me that there is no multi-channel reference on the CD. I always thought that DTS was a default surround-sound format.

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6. Apr 12,  · Editors’ Notes Easily the most eclectic album of Bryan Ferry’s career, ’s Frantic shows that his interest still ran in several directions, but he no longer felt the need to fuse those ideas into a single concept. Thus you get the blues of “Goin’ Down” next to the French opera of “Ja Nun Hons Pris” next to the Cajun folk music of “Goodnight Irene.”.

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7. Jun 20,  · Such the jokester, that Bryan Ferry. The man hasn't done anything remotely frantic since "Both Ends Burning" from Roxy Music's majestic album Siren. He therefore must possess, at least, a dry.

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8. Bryan Ferry Tour T-Shirt € The Bride Stripped Bare UK Version Cassette € Love Is The Drug CD Album € Avonmore Tour Album T-Shirt € € Bitter-Sweet Limited Edition Vinyl € Frantic CD Album € Taxi CD Album € Bete Noir CD Album €

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9. Apr 12,  · Bryan Ferry never quite made it in the States despite the aggressive push for him by Roxy in the 80's, but that never stopped the man from producing powerful odes and opuses. His music sings with the fluid flow of wisdom-in-words. Ferry's best triumph of the album, far and away for my money, is "A Fool for Love."/5().

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