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On Thu, 15 Jan 2026 00:43:49 -0500
c186282 <c186282@nnada.net> wrote:

> Heh ... just saw an ad for some new TV 'crime' series. Music -
> Innagoddavida  :-)
> 
> DID like the last half, as the uninspired drum solo ended ... that
> kinda set my tastes forever.

That's one of those ones where the album version has some good ideas
but kinda flags in the middle. There's a version on their first live
album that's better - still got to contend with the fact that extended
drum solos are *not* to everyone's taste, but there's considerably more
energy to it.

Still, if I had to put together a ranking of favorite "whole side of an
LP" tracks, it'd be a ways below the likes of "Close to the Edge,"
"Tarkus," "Echoes," or "Whippin' Post."