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Old 08-04-2024, 06:38 AM   #1495
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Bryan Ferry - Bête Noire 8.5/10

Another great record from Bryan Ferry; he made some stellar albums in the 1980s. It shakes things up a little from Roxy's Avalon and Ferry's own Boys and Girls, but still maintains the style/feel of those records. There are times when I can hear the influence of Peter Gabriel's So album, which is not a bad thing.

Don Henley - Building the Perfect Beast 7.7/10

The classic Boys of the Summer opens up the record, but the rest of the album never reaches those heights again. It's still good, though.

Bab L' Bluz - Nayda! 7/10

Rock music mixed with Moroccan influences. Not bad. I could do with spending more time with it, but Bryan Ferry had most of my attention last month.
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