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* Andy Mackay - saxophone, oboe (1971–83)
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* LoveIsADrug: Both "Love is the Drug" (natch) and "Just Another High" off of ''Music/{{Siren}}'' liken romantic and sexual relationships to drug trips.
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* LoveIsADrug: Both "Love is the Drug" (natch) and "Just Another High" off of ''Music/{{Siren}}'' ''Music/Siren1975'' liken romantic and sexual relationships to drug trips.
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* ''Music/{{Siren}}'' (1975)
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* ''Music/{{Avalon}}'' (1982)
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* ''Music/{{Avalon}}'' ''Music/{{Avalon|RoxyMusic}}'' (1982)
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* {{Retraux}}: Bryan Ferry dressed like a 1940s film star and was fond of crooning pre-60s songs using more lush modern equipment. His most blatant example of this trope was his ''Extended Play'' EP, designed to look like a late '50s or early '60s 4-track 7" EP, complete with liner notes, despite one of the tracks being a Gallagher and Lyle song released the previous year. This doubles as SeinfeldIsUnfunny, as though it would regain popularity in the punk era, the EP format was pretty much dead at the time.
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* {{Retraux}}: Bryan Ferry dressed like a 1940s film star and was fond of crooning pre-60s songs using more lush modern equipment. His most blatant example of this trope was his ''Extended Play'' EP, designed to look like a late '50s or early '60s 4-track 7" EP, complete with liner notes, despite one of the tracks being a Gallagher and Lyle song released the previous year. This doubles as SeinfeldIsUnfunny, as though it would regain popularity in the punk era, the EP format was pretty much dead at the time.
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However, the creative tension soon degenerated into outright conflict, and Eno left the band in 1973, taking all the jarring weirdness, experimentalism, make-up and freaky glam outfits with him. He was replaced by 19-year old keyboardist/violinist Eddie Jobson. Roxy Music afterwards slowly but surely evolved into a more straightforward pop/glam rock band but with still some unpredictability, largely defined by [[FaceOfTheBand Ferry]]'s obsession with glamour and suave, ChivalrousPervert persona. The band handled this transition very well at first, increasing their popularity and gaining several hit singles while obtaining further good reviews for ''Stranded'', ''Country Life'' and ''Siren''. The band went on an extended hiatus in 1976 after touring for ''Siren'', with Ferry taking the opportunity to concentrate on his solo albums, while Manzanera rejoined Eno for the ''801 Live'' album.
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However, the creative tension soon degenerated into outright conflict, and Eno left the band in 1973, taking all the jarring weirdness, experimentalism, make-up and freaky glam outfits with him. He was replaced by 19-year old keyboardist/violinist Eddie Jobson. Roxy Music afterwards slowly but surely evolved into a more straightforward pop/glam rock band but with still some unpredictability, largely defined by [[FaceOfTheBand Ferry]]'s Ferry's obsession with glamour and suave, ChivalrousPervert persona. The band handled this transition very well at first, increasing their popularity and gaining several hit singles while obtaining further good reviews for ''Stranded'', ''Country Life'' and ''Siren''. The band went on an extended hiatus in 1976 after touring for ''Siren'', with Ferry taking the opportunity to concentrate on his solo albums, while Manzanera rejoined Eno for the ''801 Live'' album.
