Fantasia: Italian Opera Compilation CD 13 tracks. Limited Edition. New in Tin.
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15 July 2021
Even better than I thought it was (now that I have the lyrics)
I think this is my 'joint favourite' Talking Heads album - along with Talking Heads 77. I've had this on cassette for years, only just recently got the CD, and now for the first time I have all the lyrics! I loved this album even before I really knew what all the songs were about, so now it's even better than I thought it was, if that makes sense (maybe I should stop making sense...)
A great album anyway!
15 July 2021
Lots of classic Trojan & some surprises too!
Loads of my favourite Trojan tracks from the 60's and lots more recent tracks too. A good cross section of ska & reggae. Very pleased!
08 January 2012
Homer's Odyssey, like Homer himself, is a joy. Definitely recommended.
Homer's Odyssey is a must-read book for any cat lover, and dare I say it, non-cat lovers will enjoy it too. It's much more than a book about a cat, it's a book about life, and how one life can profoundly affect another. Gwen opened her heart to Homer as soon as she met him as a kitten, and in this book she opens her heart and her life, to the reader.
I have cats myself and tend to find tales about other people's cats a bit tedious (like looking at proud-parent baby photos), but Homer's Odyssey is not like that at all. I thoroughly enjoyed it, it made me laugh, and a couple of times also made me cry (for reasons I wasn't expecting to), and found that I, like Gwen, also learned from Homer.
It's a book that will stay with you long after you read it, and quite likely you will find yourself recommending it to others. And, it may well save a few lives too, as maybe some people will also consider taking on a blind rescue cat from a shelter. Homer's Odyssey is an inspiration in the truest sense of the word.