Lindo525 wrote: 
You like it now, but you'll learn to love it later.

Have another hit of Fresh Air.

Harpsichords rock!

Great song. That's Allen Toussaint on piano.

Great song. Love that sub-bass thing.

In my mind forever associated with the Six Feet Under finale. I doubt it would stir up the same feelings if it weren't for that placement.

jab49 wrote: 
THEY are geniuses. Don't forget Bernie!

The horse ate my trousers.

Excuse me, I don't think there's anything wrong with the action on this piano.

Great version of a great song. One of Hiatt's best.

bigbull224 wrote: 
Technically not – he only killed little Susie.

Would much rather hear Iris's version.

Great version of this song.

Such a great song from an outstanding album and band. I've seen the Oils many times. They were a fantastic live act. I'm glad RP is keeping their music alive.

Great song from a fantastic album. Lucinda didn't write this one (Randy Weeks did), but the rest of the album is full of great LW tunes. As far as I'm concerned, this was the pinnacle for her (at least considering what I've heard since).

Stevie Nicks has written some great songs. This is not one of them. I mean, it's OK, but it's kind of dull.

Well, not at all surprised by the large number of 1s. I was generous and gave it a 2. I'm all for playing new and different stuff, but boy I did not like this one at all.

As much as I mostly don't care for Paul Simon's post-S&G material, I have to admit this is decent.

RIP Karl.

gregskrtic wrote: 
I would vote for Telegraph Road.