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This was an awful period for Todd creatively speaking. Why he went the hip-hop route is beyond me. I bought the CDs, No World Order, The Individualist and whatever he was putting out but frankly he lost a lot of his fans during this frame. It was good to hear him back just writing regular music a...

Reminds me of Tales when Jon sings: Hold me my love, hold me today, call me round, etc...

Just beautiful especially the last song.

Whatever happened to these guys? They just seemed to vanish from the face of the earth. Anyone know if they still make music or if any are still involved in the business? They were awesome back in the day. I saw them in concert maybe 5 times, pure magic.

The white bell botttom pants, the disco moves, Todd could be hysterical. What overshadows it all is that he was and remains a Wizard, a True Star. Gave us some of the best music of the 70s.

I remember his song, Clone in Love, lol.

As growing strong as the atheist movement appears to be on the Internet and in our country, it's refreshing to remember and hear this classic by WhiteHeart. It's also a nice reminder of the power and change that the Lord can bring about in anyone, even the hardest heart. I know, I was there and H...

It's the best Wilco album in my opinion since Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. The great moments are great. And a few of the ballads catch on eventually. The last song is way too long and repetitive. The best cuts 1, 2, 4, Standing O and the title track which might be my favorite Wilco song of all time. It'...

Hysterical hair on Larry David. He looks way better these days without most of it. Thanks SImmons!

Todd was greatly influenced by Broadway Show tunes, especially those of Gilbert and Sullivan. Lord Chancellor's Nightmare on the album Todd also showcases his infatuation as well as his own penned Elpees Worth of Toons. Reading the book A Dream Goes On Forever really helps give you insight into T...

Such talent and beauty, Isabelle Adjani rocks! I only learned of her through her performance in Possession which was Oscar worthy to be sure. That was the best female performance I've ever seen and a great, great horror film.

Musaka, what a humble, down to earth guy who happens to be an awesome guitarist too. I miss the Dime Store Prophets, they were great. Their music stood up to anyone elses back in the 90s. First album Love is Against the Grain is better than Fantastic Distraction but both contain a lot of good music.

I absolutely love this song. It has a Carole King/Laura Nyro feel obviously. Todd's earliest stuff was so freakin' soul stirring. I prefer this version to the medley which appears on most copies of the album. Long live the runt.

Possession is one of the best horror films of all time in my opinion. It's images stick with you long after viewing and it never gets tired but can easily be viewed over and over. Adjani is brilliant and gorgeous in the movie too.

This is one of Larry's best songs. Incredible lyrics. Absolutely love it!!!

My God, UFO are so good. This song is my personal favorite of all time. I can never get enough of it. This lineup did some very good original material too. I loved No Place to Run and The Wild, the Willing and the Innocent. Long live UFO.

Really nice version of the UFO classic. Beautifully sung and very restrained except for the exact lead guitar solo. Great, great song but I'll still take the original if because it's always been one of my favorites.

Todd is awesome. Probably my singlemost favorite musician. His music has always been special (cept the hip hop records, couldn't get into those). He's an amazing man, surely a Wizard, a True Star. Who cares what the R&R Hall of Fame does or says? They're lame anyway. They can have Madonna and Mic...

Everyone was so in love with Stairway to Heaven (don't get me wrong, great song) but for me this one stands toe to toe with anything from that era. i've always absolutely loved this song. Great updated version. Is that Jason Bonham on the drums? And who is the lead guitarist here? It sure isn't S...

These guys were great even after Godley and Creme left. All together they were awesome. Stewart and Gouldman have the big hair thing going here. I think Eric had a perm for this.

Well Lina couldn't get away with saying "I'm not a girl" anymore. They both were amazing in Let the Right One In.

Ray is one of the best songwriters, ever. The Kinks didn't achieve the fame of some of the others but believe me they were right up there or even above them in their heyday. Great, great stuff.

Wow amazing. This transported me back to my junior year in high school. Love the Kinks and love the floosies singing backup. Ray Davies ruled back in these days.