Windswept2 wrote:
What a great interview.
You can feel the level of creativity. It really is quite extraordinary.
Sometimes I think that the peak of creativity in all arts is achieved when people are in their late twenties and thirties then, the theory is blown out of the water when one of my favourite authors produces one of his best books in his early eighties!
That said, for these guys those years were truly golden.
Windswept.
These were my thoughts, too, Monsieur Windswept. A great interview and an important document of the golden years of Roxy Music. BF's team should use it for the booklet of the 'Stranded' box set which is to be published soon, isn't it
? And yes, the first and second, maybe third albums of bands or solo artists are usually the best. After that they become mainstream or repeat themselves ... One of the artists that became more creative and radical twenty years after starting his career was David Bowie ('1. Outside', 'Earthling', ' 'hours', 'Heathen'), IMHO.
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