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Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera, Andy Mackay, Paul Thompson and Bryan Eno are back together and should enter the studio soon for the recording of a new album.  Their last studio album was Avalon in 1982 :clap: :thumb:

(I hope it's gonna be better than Mr Ferry's recent crap)

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Is he still on the drugs? Ferry, that is.

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These are really good news!!

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Avalon is still played on supermarket PAs over here.

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Viagra?

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sAME oLD sCENE is one of my all time faves.

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Well i never thought that ENO would re-join.Must admit that un the 70's and early 80's ROXY sounded great in NIGHTCLUBS.Bloody hell i am ALL NOSTALGIC.But wait what is this new sound..............BLUE MONDAY.Now yer talking.Pint of PERNOD please!

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Digital Mike wrote: Make it 2

Got you a CIDER.You are on the DANCEPOLE tonight MIKE.We gotta get a job to earn our daily wage!

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Pernod for me.  This is astounding news.  I am astounded.

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Wow...has it been that long? I really love "Slave to Love," "More than this", and "Love is the drug" among others...he did some great stuff!!

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I must admit that I fear a little what the result is going to be.  But who knows, it might be really great.

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Eno is not involved.

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How do you know that?  According to my source of information, Eno will be involved this time, contrary to 4 years ago when the band got together for live performances.

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so, they are still alive

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Some live gigs would be Ace. Can't see Eno getting involved though.

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Yeessss....the return of the Lounge Lizard. It's been a long time between drinks..:music:

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