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Seconded, thirded, whatever the case this needs to be repeated until it happens.

Lindisfarne - Nicely Out of Tune

Terry Callier - What Color Is Love (I do love this record. It might just slip into my top 20 list.)

What a fantastic record. Anyone looking for a "lost" classic that likes the Kinks and Who should give this a try.

I remember a few years back up at a cottage. I was outside with a friend for a bit. We went back into the cottage to start dinner and found our girlfriends--sisters by the way--bawling hysterically. I was like, "my god, what happened, what's wrong?" Well after about 20 seconds the sobbing subsided enough for one of them to point at the screen. Turns out they were watching "The Notebook." I seriously thought something really bad had happened. I'd seen my girlfriend cry at movies before, but not like that. Her sister was even worse. As for myself, I've cried at quite a few films over the years

I would count it as one... and have as it's on my top 20 list .

Was: and now:

Protesting a Pet sounds victory by making your own pet sounds. Interesting...

Looking at this list I realize how many I haven't listened to in quite some time. Also realize how many have completely fallen out of favor over the year. Nevertheless a few of those still standout as excellent records.

I hope that people stick with their "true" top 20 and not a strategic one, otherwise it sorta defeats the whole integrity and purpose of the whole thing.

I do love this record. It has to be one of the best honky tonk records ever.

Rough Draft so far: Yanni and John Tesh - The Endless Dream Kenny G - Silhouette Jingle Cats - Meowy Christmas Michael Bolton - The Hunger Toto - Toto Air Supply - The One That You Love Christopher Cross - Christopher Cross William Hung - Inspiration Captain & Tennille - Love Will Keep Us Together REO Speedwagon - You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish Styx - Kilroy Was Here Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool New Kids on the Block - Step by Step Damn Yankees - Damn Yankees Winger - Pull Warrant - Cherry Pie Debbie Gibson - Anything Is Possible Color Me Badd - Young, Gifted & Ba

"Dress Sexy At My Funeral" - Smog

: One of my favorite Sly records; one of my favorite records period. NP: Still listening to a bunch of Warren Zevon discs

You got that right A truly sublime set of songs. And to think this was only his second solo record.

Charles Wright . I have "In the Jungle, Babe" & "Express Yourself," plus a greatest hit compilation. A lot of great songs there for sure.

I've seen him live a few times. Puts on a very energetic show. The guy has produced some good records too .

Have some Rice-A-Roni for me cryptique .