blueschica

Well put! (Lol, just saw goose's comment but still well said)

Yes, this is a great example! Back when artists actually thought about sequencing.

Rumors by Fleetwood Mac is another great album with excellent sequencing for whatever reason; there's a whole book about the album in our public library but I've never gotten around to reading it.

Oops, Ok, back on topic. Great question, EP! Born to Run is a really good one, as someone that grew up with vinyl "albums" ; I always appreciated when they were arranged so that you could listen straight through at least one side; not too many fast or slower songs in a row and not what seems to happen on a lot of rushed records, a bunch of lousy songs with one hit or whatever. The first one I can think of is "Who's Next", its a great album and that's part of it. Loved it when I was younger and later on read that this also was supposed to be a rock opera that just never came together, but it makes sense that the song order would be thought about a lot and sequenced well if that was the case.

Well both the Caps and the Red Wings won last night, keeping the (undeserving) Pens out. They had a great run in the late season, though! Boo Caps, too bad the Red Wings didn't make the playoffs.

Happy Birthday, Rush Didact! Best wishes to you in the Great White North! I hope that it's a great one for you- cheers!

Happy, happy birthday Union 5-3992! I hope it was wonderful! I always enjoy your updates from WNY! Have a great one!

Happy, happy birthday blackhawkrush! Best wishes to a great guy! I hope the Blackhawks get a win for you tonight! Cheers!

RIP, Mr. MacNeil. There are few newscasters left where the personality doesn't mostly overwhelm the story.

What a great, record breaking football player, what a garbage husband. Such a violent guy and we didn't know for a long time. My sister was a food server for a long time in a prestigious restaurant in Pittsburgh, a remodeled train station. Way in the corner of the huge room was a little table they called "the OJ" because you had to fly through the rest of the room, running like OJ, to get there and still have the food warm. (before 1994.) It unfolded so strangely. I remember my dad, who never watched anything but the food channel, calling me and going, "Are you watching the white Bronco? I can't turn it off!" And the trial was certainly proof of the fact that wealthy people who can pay for the best lawyers have an advantage. So sad for OJs kids to see violence against their mom, lose her, and then lose a (crappy) dad for a time also. Terrible for the Goldman family as well, whose son didn't do anything but try to be kind.

There was a sign up on the Library of Congress Facebook or Instagram page? I forget exactly which one, but one of them put up a ticket request form about 8 weeks ago. I got an email back that I was on the cancellation list, but it didn't work out, unfortunately. Had a lot of fun watching it though!

Featuring Geddy or Alex? Geddy would fit ok, Alex . . . probably not although he is looking thinner these days! Neil's drum kit, no way!

Well, that's scary

Thanks! Well, it was supposed to be for some big government guy . My son works for the government (not an elected guy) but he did get the chance to sign up to be a seat filler and his name got drawn, the guy couldn't make it. Can't have any empty seats when you're filming, lol !