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Originally Posted by dissention
I won't touch anything else from your post because we'll just be here all night, but this part struck me dumb. This just makes no sense to me and we must be listening to completely different albums. His work on Mirage and Go Insane couldn't be more different if he tried. I mean, c'mon, Johnny. It sounds like a natural progression to go from Oh Diane and Empire State to Play In the Rain and D.W. Suite? From Can't Go Back to Go Insane? Ho****. 
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I actually agree with Mr. Stew, I can pretty easily see the progression from Mirage to Go Insane. When you're listening for it and thinking about it, though, you have to realize that Mirage is somethign of a regression, as the rest of the band forced him to rein in his zanier impulses and take more of a Rumours approach to the songs.