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Old 07-20-2005, 12:08 AM
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The Wild Heart, followed by Bella Donna, followed by Rock A Little.
Of the three, TWH reaches the greatest heights (I just wish it had Garbo instead of B&TB, & you don't need to attack me, I know I'm in the minority). Bella Donna is the most consistent. RAL is just fun & wild.

Enchanted Disc #1 might have my vote if it had The Highwayman instead of OMBTRARS, which I think would fit better on Disc #2. Also, I'd prefer it to have the album version of Blue Denim. And live Edge instead of B&TB.

For FM albums, I prefer Stevie's work on Mirage, followed by the White FM Album, followed by Tusk.

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