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Monday, May 16 2011

Roy Orbison: The Monument Singles Collection

By Maria Schurr

The Monument Collection is as perfect a reminder as any that if you're a miserabilist yet haven't let Roy Orbison into your life, then you should feel more sorry for yourself than usual.

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