CRUCIFY your own self

[melissa@gnu.ai.mit.edu (Melissa Weisshaus)]

> I also think Crucify is one of the best, if not *the* best, on the
> album. My favorite.

"Best"?  Is there such a thing? :-}

I think the whole thing is amazing.  There was a period last week when
I'd play it, and then play it again; eventually my coworkers started
asking me to *not* play "whoever that woman is who I keep playing...",
when I asked for music choices and non-choices (communal office).
They just don't understand... :-}

I think I'm going in phases with the songs.  I have a favorite for a
while, and that song runs through my head often.  Then something
happens, like in my life, and another song takes over because it has
gotten more appropriate suddenly.  Kinda neat; so far, no song has
been dead *wrong*; they've all hit me in some way.  It's been a long
time since an album has been that way for me... essentially perfect.

> Scott
> --
> We've got to get in to get out. (Genesis, 1974)


					mew

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