Title: Don't You Ever Learn?
Product review: Todd's fifth solo album and second two record set, simply called Todd, was first released in February 1974 and features Todd's growing interest in synthesizers. This is a great Todd album with most of the songs being classics. This originally a two record set with poster(the new Japan has the mini poster which also includes a bonus different Wolfman Jack). What a great setlist-I Think You Know/The Spark Of Life, An Elpee's Worth Of tunes, A Dream Goes On Forever, The Last Ride, Everybody's Going To Heaven, Useless Begging, Sidewalk Cafe, Izzat Love, Heavy Metal Kids, and Don't You Ever Learn all being highlights. The basic track for Sons Of 1984 was recorded at the first Utopia concert in Central Park. Many of the songs on here would become concert staples for Utopia in the '70's. A must own for all Todd fans and once again, if you can afford it, go with the Japan JVC issue.
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