Re: (TV) Career Defining

[Maurice Rickard <maurice@mac.com>]

At 9:29 PM -0700 5/11/04, Philip P. Obbard wrote:
> Hmmm... this #4 idea doesn't seem to be holding up too well...

Dylan's fourth was _Another Side Of_, which seems not as 
career-defining as _Highway 61 Revisited_ and _Blonde on Blonde_ (6 
and 7).

Zep's fourth of course had "Stairway" on it, which is emblematic of 
the band, but arguably they were defined by then.

Kraftwerk's fourth (counting the Ralf & Florian album) would ba 
_Autobahn_, which I guess defines them for most people, but for me 
their definitive work starts with the title track from "Trans-Europe 
Express" (not a particularly strong album overall) followed by the 
mighty _Man-Machine_ (7) and _Computerworld_ (8).  While the work 
after that doesn't hit those heights, I was pleasantly surprised by 
the "Aerodynamik" single, which admittedly is mostly remixes of a 
good original tune.

Just some further data points on this.
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Maurice Rickard
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