im digging this cd big time. 70's with that recent indie folk pop sound.
dont hate.

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Can't beat the title track. That piano intro is real hooky.

A great example of the terrific production that was the 70's.
The whole album does hold up quite well.
And always enjoy any album with a gatefold...oh if we're talking vinyl.

Time Passages was also a great track. I never owned the albums, so I'm not sure if those two mammoth tunes were on the same record or not. I admit to digging this stuff a ton, though.

Year of the Cat was well used in Running with Scissors. I liked the film, I guess I was alone in that opinion.

shit i posted this last night and when i went to the music forum it wasnt there. i thought i fucked up and didnt feel like reposting. i guess i posted it in the wrong section.

can a mod please move this?
i see no reason for this to be a discussion on the show. im surprised nobody has pointed that out yet.

do we even have mods here?
fuck it i'll restart it in the music section.
if a mod or admin sees this delete it please.

Too late. Looks like they already booked Al Stewart for a 1 hour interview.

Alan Parsons worked on Al's albums, and got many of his backup musicians from these sessions.

the intro to "on the border" could be an alan parsons song.
well i guess the discussion is here. i started a new thread in the music section and didnt get many bites.

I like Al Stewart. I met Al Stewart. My favorite album is "Modern Times"....Oh, Carol, I think it's time for running for cover, believe me, you're everyone's and nobodies lover.