Well, since there is no CD software forum, I'll just post a little comment here. I just listened to Power Windows from Rush, circa 1985. I was fifteen when it came out, and we were still reeling from the severe shift that Rush had taken from before Signals to Grace under Pressure (2 other very great CD's). I wasn't sure I liked it that much then, but it grew on me. I was just testing my old amp with my new speakers, while I am waiting for my receiver to be fixed/replaced or whatever happens. I waded through a few tracks from a few CD's, including listening to an entire Depeche Mode CD while doing some other stuff, but when Power Windows came on, I had to open the CD booklet and read along for the entire CD. Man is that ever an awesome CD with some of the best music and lyrics this side of modern rock and roll. Also, in addition to great music, the songs and lyrics are extremely relevant for today. Anyways....I know a lot of my fondness for the CD comes from nostalgia, but it seems, the older I get, the more I like it. Much like other Rush and Yes CD's. Oh, and another weird thing. Just like the Tragically Hip and Blue Rodeo, I have a weird identifying feeling. It sounds like Southern Ontario in summer and fall.
Ok, thats kinda weird. So what older CD's really hit home for you?
Ok, thats kinda weird. So what older CD's really hit home for you?