Anyone that grew up in the 70's can't help, but have heard just about every track on this disc.  With the addition of Joe Walsh to the lineup The Eagles were at the top of their game with this one, and it is considered by many to be one of the classic albums of the 70's.  The band took on a heavier sound moving away from the more country rock roots of their earlier albums.  Several huge hits came from this one.  The title track with it's distinctive twin guitar solo at the end.  "New Kid In Town" one of the best "my ex girl is seeing someone else" songs ever written.  "Life In The Fast Lane" which pretty much describes the decadent lifestyle of southern California in the late 70's, and the life the band ws living at the time.  "Wasted Time" a Don Henley penned track about an ex-girlfriend.  The second half of the album did not get the airplay, but the songs are just as good.  "Victim Of Love" sung by Henley starts things out.  Joe Walsh's "Pretty Maids All In A Row" is a surprisingly subtle tune from Joe Walsh.  Randy Meisner's "Try And Love Again" with simply gorgeous vocals would prove to be his last with the band.  The album concludes with what to me is the best thing the Eagles ever created "The Last Resort"  This mini epic, written by Don Henley covers the history of California and how it came to be what it is (or was at the time) all in less than 8 minutes.  The lyrics are outstanding on this one, some of Henley's best, and it still has a poignant message to tell 30 years later.  Some fans of the band's older material looked at this album as a sell out of sorts, but to my ears this was their high water mark.