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Title: No Pleasures Here
Review: The most annoying problem here is that this book's prose flip-flops from British Cockney slang to something out of a Ph.D. dissertation. One wonders if the target audience is academic or adolescent. I would like to see more quotes from the band members, especially Ferry. Too much time is spent on Brian Eno, who was only with the band in the very early days. His influence was abandoned by the time Roxy Music's defining album "Avalon" was released. Ferry needs to be the topic of the book. He is the genius behind Roxy Music's success, not Eno.Little attention is given to the band's personal life. Bryan Ferry's infamous break-up with Jerry Hall is summed up in a few short pages. Some commentary should be made on Ferry's statements regarding the matter.All in all, the information is incomplete and unsatisfying. I learned more from Jerry Hall's biography _Tall Tales_ than I did from this book. Don't waste your time.
