Number 1 Albums: Recent Comments

Comment on Welcome

2009-02-18T19:24:22Z

Nice site, Craig. I don't have an e-mail address for you and the phone # I had isn't in service either, and Baltutis never answered an e-mail I sent him asking for your contact info (typical). The reason I'm writing is that I've got the Beastie Boys trophy in my office waiting to be picked up by you any time. (Well, any time I'm here.) Please contact me if you still want it.

Best,

Dave

Comment on Working on a Dream -- Bruce Springsteen, February 14, 2009

2009-02-17T18:16:39Z

For the first time in I don't how long, I am thoroughly satisfied with a Springsteen album. For me, it's one of those albums I feel strongly connected with. I know all the lyrics and can feel the next song coming just as the current one hits its last note. It is my favorite post-Tunnel of Love bruce album.

Comment on Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Live/1975-85 -- Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, November 29, 1986

2009-01-13T01:28:31Z

What really astounded me upon first hearing this set was how they made the cheering between songs so seamless, like it was all from one show. Pretty remarkable when you go from a club performance to an arena or stadium.

Comment on Catch Bull at Four -- Cat Stevens, November 18, 1972

2008-11-15T02:04:26Z

Why didn't you mention this guy's a rapper?

Comment on Judy at Carnegie Hall -- Judy Garland, September 11, 1961

2008-11-07T01:46:19Z

You certainly seem INTERESTED in Judy Garland. Know what I mean?

Comment on Every Picture Tells a Story -- Rod Stewart, October 2, 1971

2008-10-28T00:41:17Z

Does it get any better than the "sloppy" drums on "Every Picture Tells A Story"?

Love how upfront the drums were in this song.

And who belongs to the harmony voice that comes in at "she claimed that it just aint natural"? and later in the song? Love it!

Comment on Imagine -- John Lennon, October 30, 1971

2008-10-27T16:51:49Z

I forget that Phil Spector was involved with this album...co-producing the song, "Imagine." That's crazy!

Comment on Welcome

2008-09-12T20:28:13Z

Could be...I looked at the titles and didn't see anything about bikes or butter...Perhaps I should post those Newhart albums based on popluar demand.

Comment on Welcome

2008-09-12T20:19:41Z

Hey, I think the Bob Newhart album had the one about salt and butter. But, The Chuck's bike story might be an unreleased track on a cd.

Comment on Welcome

2008-09-08T19:22:34Z

Emett,

Thanks for the kind words.

To tell you the truth, I don't know the answer to your questions about Newhart off the top of my head, but I'll see if I can figure it out when I get around to posting his Number 1s.

Best,

Craig