So do I, when Lady P ain't in da house. Same with all art rock...she's just not a fan. You should get ahold of Six Wives. I like it better.
Seriously, there was something wrong with me as a child. God, I sure hope that got fixed over the years.
Anyway, this is the first album I ever remember buying. I was probably 9 or 10 at the time. I'm *coughthirtyfivenowcough*
head*desk
Ahahahahaha! Kippies!
I still have mine
Which I gave to my grandparents for Christmas. I was 11, I think.
I got your name in the gift exchange and it seemed to "fit" you. I guess I was wrong. Better luck this year. *wraps electric poodle groomer*You at least had far better taste in Christmas gifts than the person who gave me this.
I kid you not.
Yeah, but that was the original cute little Christmas song and all, right?
The Beatles?? I mean, wtf? Why not the Stones while were at it? Or maybe the Chipmunks perform La boheme.
I saw them in concert in their prime...great band.
I have a younger brother.
I would have loved to have seen the Passion Play concert.
I'm sure there are a lot of great touring bands out right now (I don't to concerts much these days) but I don't think there will ever be bands like those that toured from the late 60's and into the mid 70's.
My love for Jethro Tull came from the radio. Later, I did meet a girl, a flautist, and an even better graphic artist, who was absolutely nuts over Tull. I never could summon the courage to ask her out. She's still a great artist, but I doubt whether she even has a flute anymore.
That brings back memories.
