[Iamwilliame]

I'm sure it's been debated endlessly here already, what a single LP version of Tusk might have looked like in 1979. Don't get me wrong. I love it as is but what if the rest of the band and maybe even Warner's had balked at a double album. They could have released an album before the tour and another later on in 1980 around the end of the tour. With that in mind, this is what I came up with. I included the two singles from Live to balance things out and a couple of alternate takes from the 2004 reissue simply because I prefer them to the originally released versions. Ironically, I didn't include "The Ledge" because I can't stand it. Feel free to be critical of my choices. I can take it.

Tusk (single LP)

Side 1

Over And Over
I Know I'm Not Wrong
Sara
Walk A Thin Line
Think About Me (single version)

Side 2

Storms
Out on the Road (That's Enough for Me)
Brown Eyes
Sisters Of The Moon
Tusk
The Farmer's Daughter


Second album from Tusk sessions (I'm calling it Fireflies)

Side 1

Fireflies (proper studio version)
Save Me A Place
Honey Hi
What Makes You Think Your The One
Beautiful Child

Side 2

Not That Funny
Never Make Me Cry (alternate version)
Angel
That's All For Everyone
Never Forget