was finally released on CD in its original version on The Complete Studio Recordings box in 2012. The first LP version ‘Angel Eyes’ first appeared on the U.S. compilation CD “The Atlantic Collection” while the first LP version of “Dance Away” appeared on CD for the first time in 1995 on The Thrill of It All box set. Critical reception Manifesto was positively received by critics but not as well regarded as previous Roxy Music albums. In his review for Melody Maker, Richard Williams stated: Max Bell of NME gave it a lukewarm review: Similarly, Village Voice critic Robert Christgau wrote: Greil Marcus wrote in Rolling Stone: It was ranked 30th in The Village Voice Pazz & Jop critics' poll of the best albums of 1979. The 1992 Rolling Stone Album Guide gave the album four stars and says "the regrouped Roxy seems better for the rest: deftly blending fresh rhythms into its signature sound, shortening the musical passages and concentrating more on song craft. Track listing Personnel Roxy Music Bryan Ferry – vocals, keyboards, harmonica Andy Mackay – oboe, saxophone Phil Manzanera – electric guitar Paul Thompson – drums Gary Tibbs – bass Additional personnel Alan Spenner – bass Paul Carrack – keyboards Uncredited personnel Steve Ferrone – drums Rick Marotta – drums Richard Tee – piano Melissa Manchester – backing vocals Technical personnel Rhett Davies – recording engineer Jimmy Douglass – engineer Phill Brown – engineer Randy Mason – engineer Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Notes 1979 albums Roxy Music albums E.G. Records albums Polydor Records albums Atco Records albums Reprise Records albums Virgin Records albums