Roxy Music: For Your Pleasure (LP)

Eno left the band after For Your Pleasure, leaving Bryan as the undisputed leader of the band, but even during his departure, the quality did not diminish. In fact, songs like "In Every Dream Home A Heartache" and "The Bogus Man" are still considered flagships of the era. In 1973 Roxy Music followed up with their debut album "For Your Pleasure". This time the band was able to spend more time in the studio, resulting in a more elaborate and experimental production. Brian Eno's blend of tape-loop effects is abundantly clear on "The Bogus Man," and "Do the Strand" has been called the quintessential Roxy Music anthem. "For Your Pleasure" soared up the charts, earning Roxy Music the #4 spot in the UK. Every Roxy Music album was reissued with a new half-speed recording by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios. London. To reflect the audio quality, the artwork of all eight Roxy Music studio albums was reworked and given a glossy lamination so that each album is not just a record, but a work of art.