Hidden tracks? One thumb up from northern Kentucky. One thing I like about vinyl is that some bands let you take a breath between tracks, as if..... (dare I say it?) as if there were human beings actually creating music in a room instead of sounds being extruded from a machine as "tracks".
Steely Dan and Riki Lee Jones come to mind. There are some serious silences on "Pirates" if I recall. Also, check out the long silence just before "Chords" on Jon Anderson's "Olias of Sunhollow". In my smokin' days, I sometimes thought I was asleep during that silence, until "Chords" came on and let me tell you, it WORKS as a dreamscape. Dunno if the silence survived the CD transfer business. 'guess I'm satisfied with my 2 copies on LP. Others? Lama Bob Muller asked, >>What do y'all think: Hidden tracks, thumbs up or down?
