Before I really got into "Save Me a Place," I was hooked on "Walk a Thin Line." I dug the monotonous feel of the song. I used to listen to it during one summer I spent at school, a school by the way located in a valley in the northeast where the air would get trapped in July and August, and it would just sit there. The song provided the perfect sort of languid feel for a hot, still summer day.
Just thinking about the tune makes my head sway left to right. I find it that catchy. The more I listened to this particular composition, the more I was inclined to give Lindsey's other Tusk tunes another listen. Until I became hooked. So Tusk wasn't love at first sight for me, yet it became my favorite Mac album.
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