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01 November 2007
A diamond among coal
1 of 1 found this helpful I first discovered "White Mansions" while hitch-hiking in the Southwest. A former lead guitar player for Waylon turned me on to it.
Paul Kennerly, one of the great Nashville songwrters who very few have heard of, was the creator of this outstanding work. And the contributions of Jennings, Jessi Coulter, et al. -- well, they were perfectly "cast" for the songs.
I'm not as fond "Jesse James" although the music is classic western, and, of course, anytime you can listen to Johnny Cash it's worth it.
This CD will surprise you.
04 January 2009
Surprisingly good!
I was visiting Point Loma Nazarene University, and a track "Satellite" grabbed my attention.
I asked the sound engineer about the tune, and he turned me on to Guster.
Sounds a lot like a tune from an Eighties band. Definitely worth a listen.
04 February 2007
Nostalgic item
1 of 1 found this helpful I loved these games when I played in the arcade. Sure, the graphics are dated, but not our memories.
Only problem I had -- and it's significant considering you "Gallaga" was the "it" factor which prompted my purpose. Unlike the arcades, when you allowed yourself to get captured by the enemy's tractor beam to earn a double wing shooter -- in the N64 version -- you lose a life.
And it seems the credit system is restricted as well.
Just a game. Considering there are hundreds out there -- do your homework and don't overbid.