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Review title: A look at conflicting producers
Product review: Depending on the source, Todd Rundgren either brough efficient professionalism to this album, or was an overbearing egotist who didn't care for the opinions of the band involved. Originally to be produced by engineeer Geoff Emerick, things went astray when Apple bigwig George Harrison decided HE wanted to do it instead. Called away by the Bangla Desh project after only 4 songs, Rundgren stepped in to finish things out. Along the way, we got one of Badfinger's greatest songs in the epic-sounding romantic ballad "Day After Day". But all of Emerick's was brushed aside, and being able to compare versions of the same songs by him and Rundgren side-by-side is revealing. I find the original (and previously-unreleased) "Name Of the Game" FAR better than Rundgren's remake. WHAT were Apple (and Harrison) thinking?? My only wish is that Emerick's album could have been issued in its entirety, instead of the tunes getting split up as bonus tracks over several CDs.
