Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti｜Vinyl Monday
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Welcome (or welcome back) to Vinyl Monday! This is my weekly series where I chat about albums in my collection and the ’60s/’70s music I love. My thoughts on THE heavy-hitter of 1975, Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti. Subscribe for Vinyl Monday and more vinyl/vintage fashion content!
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Timestamps:
intro - 0:00
Physical Graffiti - 0:53
on “baby groupies” - 12:08
my thoughts - 13:30
thanks for watching! - 25:25
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And you are very correct for pointing out all the "poor judgement" utilized by all parties concerned when it came to "baby groupies"...
Ten Years Gone contains my favorite of Page’s guitar solos.
Peter Grant said that this was the bands best album. The album was almost as big as Peter himself.
Thank you for your commentary regarding “Groupies”.
The deep cuts on this album are amazing, I’m glad classic rock radio isn’t running them into the ground
me too - came back because i thought of your comment after hearing heartbreaker on the radio for the umpteenth time
Stairway to Heaven is also famously overplayed to death a million times over as we all know. Radio just plays the first side of Zeppelin four and Kashmir to death, thank God they’re not burning out the real good stuff
Also always wondered what time Kashmir is in, like Kirk from Metallica once joked, I can only count to four
@@abigaildevoe Followed immediately by Living Loving Maid, album style. It’s always interesting to me that it seems to have become an unspoken rule with radio - forged undoubtedly in the 70s by DJ habits - to do a two-fer. Much like We Will Rock You into We Are the Champions.
I think it’s merely an old convention due to the fact that those songs seem to have extremely brief space between them on the vinyl for some reason. Although DJs spinning albums on air is long dead save perhaps college radio or small stations, it’s a habit that just stuck.
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So great to hear you sing the praises of In the Light. I first heard that track when I was 12 - back in 1981, and it still enthralls me. It's a mystery to me why it's so overlooked.
I'm 63 and just discovered Presence 5 years ago.
Boogie With Stu was impromptu jam while tape running.
One take all the way.
The bass line to Custard Pie should be beamed into space so the aliens know how smart we are.
"Boo hoo, I store my records in the jacket, go ahead and cry about it" Quote of the year right there. (I do it too Abby. 40+ years, no ill affect)
nice to know that quip went over well with a longtime collector haha!
@@abigaildevoe It was brilliant. I actually started to do the store outside the sleeve thing a year ago, but reverted when I realized it was decreasing my storage space. Side note. There's a well known company that sells a round bottomed static free 2 mil sleeve that is perfect slipping into original paper sleeves and overtly snug jacket situations like this. I don't want to say the name. Lets just say it rhymes with Risk Leapers.
@@Frank_nwobhm yeah I use those too. They're great. But that said, the MSFL ones Abby uses will slide just fine into most liners too - certainly the heavy duty ones. I just keep them in there and slide the record out without removing the protective liner - solves the creasing problem.
In the Light still blows my mind
This has always been my favorite record, it’s both their SGT Peppers, AND their White album, all at the same time!
i see its correlation with the white album more, houses of the holy is more like their sgt p
It's more like their Exile On Main Street
@@die2no Have you noticed that the track A day in the life there is a few seconds of locked groove madness.
It's their Exile on Main Street.
So which one is their Abbey road?
Physical Graffitti is possibly the Best Led Zeppelin record and is one of the best double LP.s of all time.
I feel the exact same way about "Hats Off To (Roy) Harper". I always thought that "Hey, Hey What Can I Do" would have actually made a better album closer on III than "Hats..." did.
Abigail is groovy
She's rocking that early 70's look.
Right on!
Love what you do,thanks. This album is like part of me DNA--it's stuck way down inside at cellular level,man.🎶 1975-everyone bringing their 4 finger lid over to whoever's house to listen to all 4 sides non-stop. Designated doobie rollers and album flippers. Cheers!
That makes me think of that song by the Incredible String Band - “A Very Cellular Song.”
Houses Of The Holy and Down By the Seaside are my favourite tracks on this amazing album. Nobody agrees with me. Sod 'em. 🤞👍
We all have our faves off this-no bad cuts.
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Well said mate. ✌
Fantastic Album.10 Years Gone is probably my favorite.
I saw them three times. For this tour they had a ticket lottery for the show at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh. M e, my ex and my brother would have had third row center stage seats. However, Robert Plant's son died the day before the show. The best concert to me was during the III tour.
My favorite Zep album ever.
Physical Graffiti is neither physical nor graffiti. It totally rocks!!! The Doors did a similar thing with the song Waiting for the Sun that Led Zeppelin did with Houses of the Holy. At least they got around to releasing it!!! Houses of the Holy is such an awesome song. I really love In the Light - the drone - the soft to loud thing and all that. I love the short segue (?) of Bron Yr Aur. It's beautiful. Love that open tuning acoustic. And I love Night Flight and Ten Years Gone. I've been to St. Mark's Place twice and haven't saved either set of photos. My pictures seemed to come out cockeyed aiming up across the street. Anyway, enough said. You know what would make a cool video? Famous locations featured on cover art. Well, maybe. Since this video was posted last year, I'm late to the Comments party. Yay!!! Where is everybody? - Thanks Abby!!!
Side three is perfect. It encompasses everything about the creativity of the band.
I just now discovered your channel, and looked through your videos, and for someone your age you sure have a high percentage of top classic artists and songs, or albums! Keep up the good work!
Achilles Last Stand......You are the first I have ever known to say this is their favorite song from Zep. And I cannot agree more! Great video, all your videos are amazing, witty, insightful and well thought out. Thank you for sharing!
That makes me happy too, Presence is my fave rave album of theirs!
They are, and will always be the GOATS, they created their own genre! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Houses of the Holy is my favorite Zeppelin song (it’s extremely nostalgic and sentimental to me) and whenever I play Houses of the Holy (the album) I miss it so bad 😭
First heard this in 1984 when visiting my French penpal near Bordeaux when I was 15. Her older male cousin lived round the corner in a shabby house and he'd repair motorbikes and stuff. I think she was the "annoying younger cousin who comes to hang out sometimes" and she took me along.
He asked what music I liked and said I'd been getting into Led Zeppelin. At this point I had only heard my younger brother's copies of the first 4 LPs (he didn't have a new wave/ Bowie habit to support like I did. He started young with LZ1 when he was about 12) - and he put "Physical Graffiti" on. I knew right away I had to have a copy - it sounded even better than the other Zeppelin I'd heard. Being just 15 I was constantly broke and couldn't afford all the records I wanted, even though ALL of my money went on records - so it would be another few years till I actually did get a copy - it was usually in the "this or 3 other records" price level. I eventually found a second hand copy in about 1988 - years later Discogs revealed it to be a first pressing. I only have this and LZ1 on vinyl - but I do have the CD box set.
Where am I going with this?
Well - after your LA Woman video last week that makes 2 consecutive videos on your channel covering pretty much the entirety of the English-language music I associate with my various stays in France. Unusual coincidence.
unusual coincidence indeed. but a really wonderful story :) i have a batch of albums i will forever associate with travels
Kudos for pronouncing Kashmir correctly.
10 Years Gone so complex they played it once on stage with KPJ playing bass with his feet and mandolin .
Great song.
Great chords .
Always makes me smile to see you young dudes loving up on classic albums 😎👍
Physical Graffiti. My favorite LZ album and I play them all. The Rover 🤟🤟🤟. Abby, you are welcome to have my original copy, original press of PG.
Hey Abigail, thanks for that. My all time favorite record by my favorite band, timeless!
Led Zeppelin are my favorite band of all time , so I'm really happy of this episode of vinyl monday , great talk us usual , my favorite of this album are " custard pie", " the rover", in my time of dying" , " the wanton song" and "sick again"
I always made sure the cat was always in the window! I love this album!
In 1975 i moved to Sydney Australia,the first record that i bought at the music store round the corner of my street:that one ! Sweet memories,thank you Abigail.
A monumental effort. Thanks for covering this one! I so hope you'll do Presence soon.
A decade and a half ago I was living just outside Asheville NC and working in a big red double decker coffee bus parked in a courtyard. I played a lot of White Stripes and of course, Zeppelin. Physical Graffiti was a favorite. Imagine silent downtown streets covered in snow with Physical Graffiti booming from a big red coffee bus. I was in a big Zeppelin period because of course I was. I was living in Hobbiton.
The band Led Zeppelin was about the performance with those Blues Songs like Whole laata love where Lead, and they turned it to gold through the performance.
I always thought that the cover of this album is one of the best ever, loved playing with the windows as I listened to the songs. Had the feeling that it represents perfectly what Zeppelin was, a mix of that British street sound from the seventies and the mysticism that always surrounded the band. Great review!
the building is also in the video "Waiting on a friend" rolling stones ...Mick is singing on the steps
Probably already mentioned... the video for The Rolling Stones "Waiting On a Friend" starts off with Mick and Keith meeting at the front porch of one of these buildings. (Another fact... not so fun for me, I was 2 blocks away a couple of times in early 2012 but didn't realize it. Well ****!) Anyhow, cheers Abigail! 👍🎶
... early teenage years (1977 ish, Oxford, UK),...one of my favourite aunts dragged me into a record shop and said 'pick any record you want' .... I picked Led Zeppelin's 'Physical Graffiti' (loved the cover)... probably the best decision I ever made... fell in love with this life changing record... (The Rover...in my top 10 songs ever!!) ... first gig was Zeppelin's second Knebworth show '79.... LP sounds as fresh and exciting today (45 years later) as it did back then.... only other music that has done this for me is Bowie...
sounds like one damn cool aunt! you're so lucky to have had this music in your life for so long, and very lucky to have seen zeppelin
Down by the Seaside is fantastic
Physical Graffiti!!! What an iconic record!! I was finally able to make it to NYC this past June and go to Saint Mark's Place. Every hardcore fan really should make the trek to the building on the cover. I even met a couple from the west coast doing the same thing I was. Love your channel Abigail!! ☮❤☮
thanks! that trip is on my list for spots to see in NY - but i gotta say, the street in greenwich village where bob and suze did the freewheelin album art takes the priority!
Their BEST record, hands DOWN!! Next is III, and Zep I.The easy winner for least fave is In through Out DOOR....second worst, Houses.
(Sigh) Tis a different time. I don't know about the parents letting their young teenage girls go traveling with the band. I think they just go become groupies and travel with the band to wherever the band needed to go without telling their parents. I don't know if groupies is still even a thing. In today's modern world? I don't think so. Who knows what went on after every concert? My memory of this album was looking at the record label spinning round and round while Trampled Under Foot was playing on a big record counsel we used to have. It had a turntable, an 8-track tape player and a radio. What a thing to have. It was awesome.
Hi Abby, I so appreciate all the hard work,and research you put into all your videos ! And that goes for your make up,and fashions ! Led Zeppelin were "Rock Gods" in my eyes, I saw them at Madison Square Garden twice. Jimmy Page was a "Merlin" type Magician on stage, dressed in black velvet pants and jacket embroidered with silver sequins of Astrological planets, and signs ! His guitar made sounds I never heard before,and when he got the violin bow out the crowd went wild ! He had "Hypnotized" the audience,and we LOVED it ! Robert Plant was a blond,god from an ancient myth,with a voice that made us believe anything he sang about ! John Bonham The constant beat of excitement,JPJ,the quiet gentlemen who played such an ethereal sound on keyboards.They were everything to us ! Physical Graffiti was not my favorite album though...Led Zeppelin III is my favorite,so artistic, and original. I will always love them !
all the accounts of seeing zeppelin in the flesh are similar to yours - they were MAGICAL! it’s one thing to be a great rock musician but they were performers too! what a treat it would’ve been to see jimmy’s costumes in person, they were gorgeous (i’m such a clothes nerd haha)
Too much to take in in one sitting on its initial release back in ‘75, but over the years my love for this album knows no bounds. It’s sheer eclecticism makes for a engrossing listening experience, and your observations about the track listing were most pertinent. Excellent informative episode once again.
thank you so much, it was almost too much to take in for this video! 4/5 listens before the video is A LOT of physical graffiti in a matter of days haha
Hats Off To Roy Harper is Shake 'Em On Down by Bukka White.
This is my favorite Zeppelin album: it is very rich and multi-layered; yes a behemoth. Thus it will take numerous listens to properly absorb.
When I saw Pag and Plant in 1998 at the Molson Amphitheatre in Toronto theyopened with The Wonton Song.
Interesting analysis.
My favorite Led Zeppelin album
I bought this record as a teen back then and enjoyed getting into it very much indeed. Side 1 is probably the most exciting Led Zeppelin side on any record. The earlier tracks from other album sessions fit into this record seamlessly. I can think of only one record I enjoyed becoming familiar with more than Physical Graffiti and that was The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Prog-era Genesis. Cheers.
The Lamb.... is a brilliant album 😁👍
That was real interesting. That is my most favorite album. I bought it in 1975, when I was 17. I imeadiatly recorded it onto cassette, and always played it very loud in my car, with the windows rolled up usually. I had two big speaker cabinets in the cars back seat. I recieved 11 speeding tickets from age 17 to 19 and almost had my licence suspended. I used to hate when the red hot cherry, would fall off the Doobie, and land on my beach shorts , while I was driving to the beach. Like ' Hey man quick hold the wheel aaaa- owww! I'm here today. Unreal?
Hey Sparky!! 🕺🏿🤪
i - ELEVEN?? man you must've gotten an earful about that!!
I love the song “ Sick again!” It’s so rocky! Congrats, Abigail for another great review! 👏👏👏
Sick Again is about groupies if I understand correctly
Wonderful vid!
This album never gets old for me, every time I listen to "In the Light," "In My Time of Dying," or "Night Flight" feels better than the last.
so glad you covered this record and i definitely fangirled a little cause of the sleeve of the record, i literally had no idea!
also i agree with the fact that side 3 is the strongest, i remember hearing ‘in the light’ watching mindhunter and it gave me absolute chills, made me a massive fan immediately. that’s definitely a favourite and down by the seaside, it reminds me so much of school trips to seaside resorts
Your commentary is very well thought out, and I agree with you on practically on every point (I probably like "Trampled Under Foot" better than you do- it's an interesting departure of style, sounding more urban American 70s than they usually did, while still remaining themselves in it). I look forward to hearing what you have to say about "Presence."
"Down by the Seaside" is apparently a tribute, sort of, to Neil Young and his album "Harvest". Some find a likenes to Young's "Down by the River" but all I can find that is similar is the title. "Down by the River" is very dark and quite far from a seaside resort.
this channel makes my day, like,,, evry day. thx u abby
This is their greatest effort
Abbey needs a spanking!!! Haha. I'm kidding 😘
Zeppelin I and III are my overall favourite Zeppelin albums but Physical Graffiti does have two of my favourite Zep songs, Ten Years Gone and Sick Again.
That album made me a totally LZ fan when I was a teeny in then70s. Heard that often non stop over headphones and thought afterwards I just came back from another planet.
Great to have you back! And great choice. Bit of Kashmir always welcome. I’d say that sleeve art is better than Some Girls by the Stones…
A great album. Been listening to this since it was released. Timeless classic. I agree with you. Riff after riff it doesn’t get much better than this.
Interesting tidbit: Jeff Buckley’s favourite band and biggest musical influence was Led Zeppelin. The first album that he ever owned was Physical Graffiti. The apartment building on the cover of said album is on the same street, just doors away, from where Jeff regularly played and recorded his first EP, Live at Sin-e.
wow i didn't know that but it makes perfect sense! jeff covered everything from leonard cohen to MC5, no surprise he'd like an album as eclectic as physical graffiti
@@abigaildevoe Jeff also said in an early interview that he wanted to make an album that would make people forget about Led Zeppelin II. On the night that he drowned, Jeff was singing along to the opening track on said album - which was playing on his friend’s boombox - just moments before he disappeared, under the waves.
Have you heard his covers of Night Flight? The extended version from the album, You and I, includes Jeff giving a shoutout to each member of Led Zeppelin, while talking about how much the song meant to him.
Also, in a live rendition of The Way Young Lovers Do, during a concert in Germany, circa 1995, Jeff incorporated a really cool segue of Led Zeppelin’s Four Sticks, in the intro.
I couldn't agree more on your take of SIDE C being the strongest side of the album and side closers being heavy hits, great video, I loved it ! ! !
Another Great job, Abby. I had the original album. My older brother brought it home on November 23, 1975. I was 8 years old. This double album was the first hard rock album my ears EVER heard.
THIS is the album that changed my young life forever. His copy was an opening g album, Luke 2 and 4 were. Yours is a single jacket.
I listened to all 4 sides,all in one sitting. Incredible double album, if half of it is earlier stuff from the prior albums.
somebody may have pointed this out already but regarding Kashmir and the different overlapping time signatures, they will meet up every 12 beats not measures. Interesting video! My favorite Zepplin record
Once again, you have completely nailed it! My thinking is over 90% with you. For me, the most delicious, beautiful and appropriate album sleeve for such a vast sprawling double album. And I agree that “in the light“, “10 years gone“ and “the wanton song” are the true triumph of this album. I would also add “in my Time of dying” to the shortlist amongst four sides of glorious riches.
Love your videos. My favorite Led Zeppelin album also my favorite rock band
I saw Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden NYC Feb 7,1975. Physical Graffiti came out 2 1/2 weeks later so the band premiered Kashmir, Trampled Underfoot, In My Time if Dying and Sick Again. I knew Kasmir was going to be big! It was a great show although Plant had the flu and Page's finger was injured ( therefore he couldn't do difficult solos for a few days ) I bought the LP immediately and didn't give my opinion why the songs are disjointed. We Zep fans waited and waited for new product. Where the LP was shot is in NYC and boasts a Physical Graffiti clothes store. Lol Ron Nivison is credited " Nevermind" I think he erased a guitar solo. It wasn't until years later I'd learn the story of where the album sessions songs are from. I buy every remaster, deluxe on all Zep Lps/CDs. In Sept 1975 my friend asked me to go see BAD COMPANY and FOGHAT. I declined. The next day he said Jimmy Page made an unannounced appearance on 2 songs!!! Thanks!! Fun Fact: THE DOORS Waiting For The Sun LP doesn't included the song Waiting For the Sun ( like ZEP would repeat with House's of the Holy.) 13:26
'Cough".....cheeky
Love watching your vinyl Mondays. Physical Graffiti is one of Led Zeps best. You have such great back stories. Well done.
thank you so much!
Great review, girl. Can anyone else see the heart on the front of the building (runs full depth)?
I aint no stranger, i been this way before!♓️🙋♂️
This was a fantastic breakdown. She did her homework for this one.
That album IS truly special, not only for the music inside but for that unique, creative and mystique design,
filled with an abundant amount of trivia. Other than Zepp. 3, there’s just no other cover like it. I don’t have nearly the awesome collection of vinyl that you do but at least I do possess this one. I love your favorite song choices but I really dig the epic “ In my time of Dying. “ And that one was never burned out because it was too long to get any airplay, making it even more special for myself. Great demo by the way, Abby.
The original cover of "Different Class" by Pulp has a similar thing going on.
Fantastic breakdown on this amazing classic. I give you extra props for your very BOLD statement that no other LZ song can unseat Achilles Last Stand as your personal favorite. I would definitely state that one as an incredible high contender as one of my favs since the time that Presence was released. 🎵💜
that's the one zeppelin opinion i hold that has yet to be unseated!
@@abigaildevoe believe me... when I heard you say that it was Achilles Last Stand I gasped... with pure joy!
I'm more of a Sabbath head than Zeppelin, but you've made me want to give this a listen again. I think the ick around the "groupie" history tainted my enjoyment pretty soon after I started listening to them and never recovered, even with Tori Amos batting for Plant in her 90s heyday.
Sabbath also got raked in the press, but it took a lot longer for the "critical reappraisal" to take place
Well Done! In The Light for the win.
You have great taste in music, Abby. In my opinion, LZ's Physical Graffiti is their best album. There's a lot of cool blues in that album; I particularly like the slide guitar in the album. I have a promo vinyl version of it from when it was first released; it sounds terrific, and it's all analogue! 👍💖🎸😎
Bron-Yr-Aur = Brom-rar. It took me 30 years to find that one out.
This album is my favorite, but Houses of the Holy and II aren't far behind.
I'm welsh, you got Bron Yr Aur just about perfect! Well done.
I lived in Cardiff /Caerdydd for 9 years, I love Wales, wish I was still there. But boy is that a hard language to wrap one's tongue around! Once one does though it's positively delicious. I am in linguistic awe at the mutations principle. Was Cymraeg designed to fit poetry, or was poetry the logical end point?
@@almishti Hi. Cymraeg is quite difficult for English speakers. The mutation principal is called treiglo.
The language is one of the Brittonic languages that evolved over centuries from another much older common language.
If you ever get back to Cymru I would recommend you visit the north where the native language is still the first language for most people.
@@leejohnson3209 oh yes I've been to Bangor, Bethesda (I spent my first Nadolig Llawen up there, love those slate heaps), Holyhead and all the castles! Castell Beaumarais is my secret love. I was entranced hearing families at the coffee shops speaking Cymraeg. I was too busy doing my PhD at Cardiff to get to learn the language but I did delve a bit into the poetry (in translation though) and started learning to play the crwth. Not well but I started lol.
@@almishti Just like Robert Plant it sounds like you're quite smitten with our little nation!
'Mae croeso i chi ddod yn ôl unrhyw bryd'
You're welcome back any time :)
I love watching your videos and then going back and listening to the album. I just wish I just had all my vinyl -- I had all of them, and most of them were first pressings. They all got sold during my (friendly) divorce out of necessity, and from that point on I went full digital. Sadness.
Their best hands down! I was playing my Dad's copy of this at 6 years old and was fascinated with the interchangeable artwork. Great review cheers!
Really enjoy your channel Abby! Love the fresh perspective on music I've enjoyed for many years. Note about the cover; the New York building was the site of the Rolling Stones "Waiting On a Friend" video. Thank you for your good work!!
Love your videos!!!! Learning so much! Thank you!!!!
You have those odd thoughts that I have, such as your opinion about Zeppelin 3 and Ray Manzarek being your favorite member of The Doors. So cool to hear those things from a youngster (compared to me) LOL!!! Hats off to (Abigail) Devoe!!!
Swan Song was the name of an instrumental track Zeppelin were working on at the time but never officially released. (on bootleg) The track eventually is re-written as Midnight Moonlight from the first Firm record.
Very insightful. Side 3 is my favorite. Gratitude.
When I first heard the start of "The Rover", that was it for me. Wish they had played it live, but never did. Over all, to me, this album is up and down. But what the hell, best band ever, always gave 200 % live, (but my favorite band is Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac).
Good for you for identifying the then-accepted abusive and statutory behavior for what it is! It continues to be a modern day challenge to reconcile horrible behavior with great art.
thank you, it's important i acknowledge it considering it's so relevant to "sick again"
and you're right, it's still relevant today: scene queen called out the pop punk scene (all time low specifically) with her newest song
Great review. Zeppelin 1 was the first or second long player album I ever purchased in 1969. I was only in the 6th grade. I never spent much time listening to Graffiti. I had moved on to country and bluegrass by 1975. I need to go back and give it a listen with fresh ears. Your review will help me wade through it. Thanks,
Physical Graffiti isn't necessarily Led Zep's best album.....but it is my personal favorite. Yes, there is filler.....does IMTOD really have to pass the 11 minute mark? Boogie With Stu is harmless fun, but not much more. However, the high points.....including Custard Pie, Ten Years Gone, Kashmir and especially In the Light.....are majestic. Great video once again!
Thank you for hilighting this album😃
Awesome video. I love hearing people talk about albums I love in great detail. A true 10/10 record for me.
hey babe...that was thoroughly enjoyable...even when i disagreed...no one out there does it like you
i appreciate the hell out of anyone who dissents my opinions and still keeps things respectful. thank you SO much!
Fav Zep album!! Enjoyed it
Thanks, appreciate the hard work and research that you must do to bring these vlogs to us.
“Go cry about it” 😂 awesome. Another great review.
hahaha i'm glad the audiophile snark is appreciated
Love your vids. I really like that for someone so young you are so knowledge and articulate.
one of my favorite albums from one of my favorite bands great review
Maybe the best review of anything I have seen. Congrats