Title: Some of Billy's best early work.
Product review: Turnstiles is a turning point, pardon the possible pun and redundancy, for Billy Joel's music. "Summer, Highland Falls" marks an elevation in his lyricism as well as songwriting abilities. "James" laments the different courses of life that people pursue while giving us a reminder to "do what's good for you, or you're not good for anybody." "Prelude/Angry Young Man" hint at Billy's bitterness as well as an insight into a young man's life. One has to wonder how much of Billy's work is auto-biographical.A good album and well worth the investment. It's very important as a transition album as well as for the die-hard Billy collectors, rather similar to Cold Spring Harbor for collection value.
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