content: Elton was so prolific at this point that he could release 5 studio albums in 3 years, a live album, a movie sound track and still have enough for a two record set. This one is a keeper, with songs that could have fit in on any of his earlier albums. (I'm thinking "Danny Bailey" and "Roy Rogers" on Tumbleweed Connection, and "Harmony" for Elton John, to name a few") There are, of course, the obligatory monster singles "Good Bye Yellow Brick Road," "Saturday Night's All Right For Fighting," "Benny And The Jets," and the single that never was "Candle In The Wind." What sets this album apart is the opening "Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding," an Elton staple in his 70's concerts. All in all, this is definitely his best.