In Collection
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The Thrill Of It All |
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Three And Nine |
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All I Want Is You |
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Out Of The Blue |
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If It Takes All Night |
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Bitter-Sweet |
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Triptych |
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Casanova |
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A Really Good Time |
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Prairie Rose |
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| UPC (Barcode) |
724384745325 |
| Packaging |
Hard Disk |
| Spars |
DDD |
| Sound |
Stereo |
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Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Continuing with the stylistic developments of Stranded, Country Life finds Roxy Music at the peak of its powers, alternating between majestic, unsettling art-rock and glamorous, elegant pop-rock. At their best, Roxy combines these two extremes, like on the exhilarating opener "The Thrill of it All," but Country Life benefits considerably from the ebb and flow of the group's two extremes, since it showcases the group's deft instrumental execution and their textured, enthralling songwriting. And, in many ways, Country Life offers the greatest and most consistent set of Roxy Music songs, illustrating their startling depth. From the sleek rock of "All I Want is You" and "Prairie Rose" to the elegant, string-laced pop of "A Really Good Time," Country Life is filled with thrilling songs, and Roxy Music rarely sounded as invigorating as they do here.
