See, I thought Harvest was a shitty record with a couple okay songs on it.

"Tonight's The Night" is my favorite Neil Young album at the moment.

Mayfair wrote:"Octopus's Garden" on Abbey Road.

yes!! it totally throws the flow off.[/quote]

I love the fuck out of Octopus's Garden. Admittedly, I only remember it from the context of Breakfast with the Beatles on Sunday morning, not from listening to Abbey Road in it's entirety

that damned fly wrote:

caix wrote:"Take Me to the River" off of More Songs About Buildings and Food

i disagree with this statement. not as good as the original, surely, but not terrible.

true.

but it is still the worst song on the album.

Green Arrow from "I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One"

SecondEdition wrote:See, I thought Harvest was a shitty record with a couple okay songs on it.

"Tonight's The Night" is my favorite Neil Young album at the moment.

I am inclined to agree with both of these statements in any given moment.

"Jumpers" by Sleater-Kinney off The Woods. A dud in the middle of an amazing, rollicking album.

nonsense, that's a great song.

tommydski wrote:on my version of 'white light/white heat' the narration is in a seperate channel so you can just pan it out.

Yes, it is stereo separated. But, as released on the album? Blech!

see the sky about to rain

"Dog Door" on Sparklehorse's It's a Wonderful Life ruins the mood. Stupid Tom Waits.