In Every Dream Home A Heartache
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| "In Every Dream Home a Heartache" | ||
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| Song by Roxy Music | ||
| from the album For Your Pleasure | ||
| Released | March 1973 | |
| Recorded | February 1973 at Command Studios, London | |
| Genre | Art/Glam-rock | |
| Length | 5:29 | |
| Label | EG Records | |
| Writer(s) | Bryan Ferry | |
| Producer(s) | Chris Thomas, John Anthony and Roxy Music | |
| For Your Pleasure track listing | ||
| Editions Of You (4) |
"In Every Dream Home a Heartache" (5) |
Bogus Man (6) |
"In Every Dream Home a Heartache" is the fifth song from Roxy Music's second album. On the original LP, it was the last song of side A. The song is a very sinister one, partly a critique of the emptiness of opulence, partly a love song to an inflatable doll. After the lyrical conclusion "I blew up your body/but you blew my mind!", the song climaxes with an extended instrumental section, featuring a blistering solo by guitarist Phil Manzanera. It seems to end with a fade-out, but then the music returns, heavily altered by Brian Eno's tape techniques. The song is also present on Roxy Music's live albums Viva! and Concerto.
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[edit] Cover versions
The song has been covered by Rozz Williams and Gitane Demone on their album Dream Home Heartache. The name of the album is obviously a reference to the song. Another version is done by Fields of the Nephilim on the album Revelations. Yet another version is performed by Buck 65 on his album Vertex.
Bassist John Taylor, during his solo period after leaving Duran Duran in 1997, organized a Roxy Music tribute album called Dream Home Heartaches: Remaking/Remodeling Roxy Music (released 1999). The title song was covered by Xan.[1]
[edit] Musicians
- Andy MacKay: Oboe, Saxophone, Organ
- Bryan Ferry: Voice And Keyboards
- Eno: Synthesizer And Tapes
- Paul Thompson: Drums
- Phil Manzanera: Guitar
- John Porter (Guest Artist): Bass
[edit] Trivia
Marilyn Manson has stated [2] that he is planning to use the song in his future movie Phantasmagoria: The Visions of Lewis Carroll.
[edit] References
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| Roxy Music |
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| Bryan Ferry | Andy Mackay | Phil Manzanera | Paul Thompson |
| Brian Eno | Eddie Jobson | Graham Simpson | Paul Carrack | Andy Newmark |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Roxy Music | For Your Pleasure | Stranded | Country Life | Siren | Manifesto | Flesh and Blood | Avalon |
| Live albums: Viva! | The High Road | Heart Still Beating | Concert Classics | Concerto |
| Compilations: Roxy Music Greatest Hits | The First Seven Albums | The Atlantic Years | Street Life 20 Great Hits | The Ultimate Collection | More Than This | The Thrill of It All | The Early Years | Slave To Love | The Best of Roxy Music |
| Related Articles |
| New Wave music | Glam rock | New Romantic | EMS VCS 3 | Chris Thomas |
