Warren Rapoport

You have to go back to the days of dark side of the Moon to pick up an album that is truly like something you must listen to from beginning to end. Well, the simplest in structure, And nothing is forever is a nod back to some of the psychedelic age of the Beatles. I know that's hard to believe but listen to it again. As for the rest. Monumental melancholy that requires a patience that few have today such that only us old rockers who see the world fading away that we once knew can understand the Majesty of it. Robert gets it, and like Bruce gives it back to the masses although a different mass (I'm probably one of the few crossovers). I can't wait to hear the follow up which I bet will be the other side of getting old. Lots of partying, places to go and jingly songs with wistful dreams of heaven. Bets?

Having been a fan for for too long .. first discovered back in the days of Columbia House records, I still can listen to them regularly after over 50 years. This book brought some new insight to the most hardcore fan and believe it or not there is a real Cathy Berberian.. a great read for any day you're hanging out on Biscayne Bay... Unlike most Dan fans I'm still more hooked on there earlier songs from Countdown to Ecstasy then the ubiquitous Aja...but it all goes down well with Cuervo Gold and/or a fine Columbian all the same.