PopTodd

I think that an argument can be made that they were a different band the moment that Gene Clark left (was kicked out?). He was the first real songwriter/driving force that the band had. But yeah, the biggest sea change that can be heard is around Notorious Byrd Brothers and Sweetheart of the Rodeo. But I love those records, too. After that, not so much. But then, I'm not all that familiar with the 70s stuff so maybe I should reserve judgement.

I'm here.

Super Furry Animals The Man Don't Give a Fuck The International Language of Screaming Hello Sunshine Demons Golden Retriever

My father (a Teamster) worked with Jerry on Oceans Eleven and Oceans Twelve when they shot here in Chicago. And my grandfather's name was also Jerry Weintraub, so my dad and the producer had a connection there. Not only that my dad was one of the only Jewish Teamsters that he had ever met, but they also shared a last name, and Jerry actually had the same name as my dad's father. One day while they were shooting one of the "Oceans" movies, Jerry asked my dad to go pick up his grandchildren at the airport—a boy and a girl. He told my dad their names—Annette and Joseph. My dad freaked out a littl

This. Exactly.

I wouldn't say that my love of music is declining at ALL. However, as I get older, the ability of music to actually change my life is certainly down near nil. I'm too old for that. But the love is still there. I listen for near 7 hours a day, maybe more.

NP: Fragile

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