>
> I still think that first 3 are the best, lots more
> rock and roll in those.
and John Adams wrote:
>
> It's _Benefit_ and _Stand Up_ and _This Was_ where
> you find the real good stuff.
and tully wrote:
>
> Stand Up and Benefit are fantastic albums...Witch's
> Promise, Sweet Dream, Dr. Bogenbroom, Nursie, Raising
> Steam, Crossword, Undressed to Kill, King Henry's
> Madrigal, Acres Wild, Jack Frost and the Hooded Crow
> are some of my favorites.
...yeah yeah sure y'all are talking some good stuff and I know you don't want to seem too obvious or anything, but come on: Cross-Eyed Mary, Hymn 43, Locomotive Breath, _Aqualung_. "But for Christ's sake he'd better start looking." Who in pop music these days pours love over emphysemic old parkbench bums? (Or out of pop music, for that matter.) And after Mick Abrahams left Tull he wrote "Walk on the Water" for Blodwyn Pig. What was up with those guys and Christianity, anyway?
yrs wdk