MP> > stuff. For that matter...much of the stuff after the British Invasion of
 MP> > States to around 1970 from outside the US is spectacular.
 MP> Indeed.  Days of Future Past (or is that Passed?) is another favorite of
 MP> mine.

For them...talking about even further back before Hayward became the lead
singer. That would be back to the Denny Laine era.

 MP> Same here.  I grew up listening to the music as it came out circa 1978-82
 MP> or so, then started learning about the past of these bands.  For example,

Remember getting an AM radio in the late 60's (one of those 9V jobs). It
eventually broke & went to an AM-FM AC/DC model.

 MP> The Wall came out then.  I liked what I heard and eventually learned
 MP> about the older stuff, which became my favorite.  I still like The Wall,
 MP> it just is no longer my favorite PF album.  :)

I agree. If I had a favorite...it would have to be either Dark Side of the
Moon or the one following it where Have a Cigar & such came from. The Piper
at the Gates of Dawn if still out there for being even more classic.

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