casanova, ending with btteir result and one of Ferry's most cynical songs.A Really Good Time: A sort of All Tomorrow's Parties' of Roxy, this song assures us that though Bryan has his hatred, he's still a guy with a heart. A typical Ferry ballad, it shows the more optimistic side of Bryan, yet he remains distant, only to assure us that it is someone else who'll be having all the fun rather than himself.Prairie Rose: One hell of an ending, this song let's us know that Roxy is going out with a BANG. Inspired by the long, tall Texan Bryan was dating at the time, Jerry Hall, the song draws on its rockabilly and Western influences and produces a thrilling trip about the gorgeous land and lady that capture Bryan's attentions. Once again, this song proves Roxy's flexibility and utter eclecticism that makes Roxy, to me, the best rock n' roll band of the post-Beatles era.I can only say so much about how good this album is. For anyone who is skeptical about it due to the lack of Eno, or perhaps the half-naked babes on the cover, I think the music speaks for itself. Bryan and the band had pushed themselves to a new level or experimentation and all around uniqueness that the band never captured quite so well as they did here. Truly thrilling, exciting, and never a dull moment, this album will appeal to anyone looking for that extra kick, seeking a sound fretted with the rocking quality that puts the rock' in rock n' roll'. So, if you'll excuse Bryan for his grandiose ideas of a country life filled with goregous German women, the music will take you to a place so grand that even the cover might seem dull by comparision.