Lesser cuts

[Karl Henning]

What is a track on an otherwise excellent album which you skip all or nearly all of the time?

I'll go first.

Abbey Road, "Maxwell's Silver Hammer."

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

What is a track on an otherwise excellent album which you skip all or nearly all of the time?

I'll go first.

Abbey Road, "Maxwell's Silver Hammer."

I Want You in the same album. I read that its one of George's favorite Beatles songs!

[Karl Henning]

I Want You in the same album. I read that its one of George's favorite Beatles songs!

I love "I Want You."

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

I love "I Want You."

I knew it! 😄

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

I love "I Want You."

I know you like Revolution 9 in white album as well ! 😄

[Karl Henning]

Another one I skip is "Cans and Brahms" on the Fragile album by Yes.

[Karl Henning]

I know you like Revolution 9 in white album as well ! 😄

That is indeed so.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Bungalow Bill in white album. A little annoying. Is this about Vietnam War?

[Karl Henning]

Bungalow Bill in white album. A little annoying. Is this about Vietnam War?

Agreed that it's a bit annoying. I think it's just mockery of machismo. 

[Archaic Torso of Apollo]

Abbey Road, "Maxwell's Silver Hammer."

Hey, I like "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"!

Another one I skip is "Cans and Brahms" on the Fragile album by Yes.

Agree with this one - no idea what it's doing there.

My choice: "Moonchild" from In the Court of the Crimson King. (Maybe I'd like it more if they cut half of it.)

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Money, in The Dark Side of the Moon.

[Karl Henning]

Money, in The Dark Side of the Moon.

Interesting!

[Karl Henning]

@Archaic Torso of Apollo , I know that one man's meat here will be another man's poison. I love practically the whole of the King Crimson discography, but I haven't ever returned to the inaugural album. 

[Kalevala]

I can't think of a song that I regularly skip.  Yes, sometimes I will jump to some of my favorites, but more often I'll listen to the whole album.

K

[Kalevala]

There are so many great albums.  I listen to different artists (and yes, I'm of a certain age):  I love artists that can sing harmony, play instruments well, write their own songs, and support other artists.

So sue me.   

K

[Karl Henning]

I can't think of a song that I regularly skip.  Yes, sometimes I will jump to some of my favorites, but more often I'll listen to the whole album.

K

My skipping is more irregular than I may have suggested. 

[Karl Henning]

There are so many great albums.  I listen to different artists (and yes, I'm of a certain age):  I love artists that can sing harmony, play instruments well, write their own songs, and support other artists.

So sue me. 

K

But, why sue? It's all good!

[Archaic Torso of Apollo]

I haven't ever returned to the inaugural album.

Why not? 

[Kalevala]

But, why sue? It's all good!

One question:  outside of country and bluegrass, do you think that people really appreciate the ability of a band to be able to harmonize?  Maybe I should say these days?

K

[Karl Henning]

Why not? 

At bottom, I guess just a weak sense of... I don't remember what. So really,  I ought to give it a fresh try.