Title: A gem
Review: This album is a throwback to the days when listeners expected most of the songs on an album to work together, instead of simply being a couple of singles plus filler. Certainly music still is made that way by a few artists today (the last couple of efforts by the White Stripes certainly fit the bill), but it has been the exception rather than the rule since the mid '70s.Not every song on the album is "great," but there are no weak links, including the radio hits "Life's Been Good" and "At the Station." Like some other reviewers, I wore out my LP version of this one within a couple of years and am glad there is a good quality CD available.It always seemed odd to me that Walsh's fame peaked during his time with the Eagles, but his contributions and influences there show through, even among that group of monsterous egos.
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