Buried among this week’s DVD releases—Across the Universe, anyone?—is the American debut of The Thrill of It All, a so-called “visual history” of Roxy Music. The two-disc set collects a bunch of the band’s live performances (including Brian Eno’s last show) and most of their videos. Thanks to their artier instincts—to say nothing of Bryan Ferry’s sartorial flair—the group were always as interesting to watch as they were to listen to in a good way. Consider this a perfect time to catch up.



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