Title: Ferry turns full circle, and hits every spot on the way
Product review: Frantic, Bryan Ferry's first album to feature original material in 9 years, features Ferry in a much more rootsy, rock n' roll mood then has been seen in any of his albums since leaving Roxy Music. In fact, the first songs on the record had me thinking that these were actually lost sessions from The Bride Stripped Bare. But Ferry smartly keeps all fans something to cheer for. Seeing that critics and fans were growing tired of the urban chic jazz-funk-pop that he'd been making since Avalon, Ferry churnsd in a highly varied album that's many styles are off=putting at first, but consistantly strong performances and songs make it a record that grows stronger with each listen. Highlights include the single Goddess of Love, It's All Over Now Baby Blue, and my personal favorite, A Fool For Love, which is an absolute classic.
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