Title: Doesn't hold up
Product review: I was in college when Fogelberg was hitting his stride with this album. I accumulated three or four of his albums and enjoyed them with my friends. Then they were buried in my record collection for decades.Recently I pulled them out during my project to digitize all my LPs. Man, was I surprised. I was frankly amazed that I listened to Fogelberg back in the day. Today it sounds like a bunch of sappy, maudlin, over-produced fluff. I found his high-pitched voiced annoying. Unlike almost anything I listened to back in the 70s and 80s (and I listened to huge variety of music) Fogelberg just doesn't stand the test of time.As I came to a greater singer/songwriter, James Taylor, I was afraid I'd feel the same way -- but I didn't. A few of Taylor's songs don't hold, but as a body of work Taylor's career is as solid as it ever was. I can't say the same for our dear, departed Mr. Fogelberg.
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