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One of the things about C&S that stands out for me is it's cohesion (if that's the right word). It is the one Joni that I always play start to finish, without exception. To me, it is more like one extended song. While I typically listen to a cd in it's entirety, I'm not above throwing on DJRD just to hear the title track, or Overture / Cotton Avenue, for example. However, C&S is always played all the way through. I won't even play it in my car stereo, unless I'm going on a long trip and know I can listen to the whole thing. In honor of it's birthday, I know what I will be listening to tonight. Jack
