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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr
I love Coming Home!
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HAHTF (the album) is a bit of a slow-burner to appreciate, I think, and it took me a long time to really get to grips with it. I'm glad I did although I don't think I will ever come to terms with
Silver Heels. Christine turns into Bob on
Bad Loser, Bob's
She's changing me almost sounds like a precursor to
Say you love me- try playing them back-to-back to catch my drift, and Bob channels
Albatross for
Safe Harbour.
Coming Home feels liberatingly free-form and has a great bass line here and there so I'm glad others rate it too.
I'm not absolutely sure that my choices aren't perhaps my favourites rather than what I might feel are the best, but it's my reality. So Stevie's only on four of the tracks? That's her look out...
Nothing Without You (OK,it's a cover, like
Mission Bell,but hey..) works best for me as it's the most inclusive of all the band's then personnel-- Christine is very prominent, and Lindsey guests as well.
I've played them in an order which makes about as much sense as I can make of them, and I'm cursing you-know-who for it not quite technically being a best of 18 album playlist.
Big Love
Behind the Mask
Woman of 1000 years
Closing my eyes
Gold Dust Woman
Hypnotized
Brown Eyes
I loved another woman
Rhiannon
Coming Home
Did you ever love me
Mission Bell
Say Goodbye
Love that burns
Spare me a little of your love
Love is here to stay
Nothing without you
Eyes of the World