(TV) David / Byrds

["Casey, Leo J" <Leo.J.Casey@Volpe.dot.gov>]

I actually liked Crosby's songwriting and guiar playing 
on the 2nd thru 5th Byrds records a lot (none of the 
band except McGuinn played on the 1st Byrds record
---Michael Olcsvary, our resident Ornithologist,
might know all the details of 1st album).

But I thought his solo albums were abysmal. 
Here's someone who agrees with me (but maybe he and I 
are wrong):
http://www.robertchristgau.com/get_artist.php?id=2722&name=David+Crosby

If I Could Only Remember My Name [Atlantic, 1971]

This disgraceful performance inspires the first Consumer 
Guide Competition. The test: Rename David Crosby (he won't 
know the difference). The prize: One Byrds LP of your choice 
(he ought to know the difference). The catch: You have 
to beat my entries. Which are: Rocky Muzak, Roger Crosby, 
Vaughan Monroe. D-

Thousand Roads [Atlantic, 1993]

Crosby adds new meaning to the word "survivor"--something 
on the order of "If you can't kill the motherfucker, at 
least make sure he doesn't breed"--and until VH-1 got on 
the revolting "Heroes" video, I'd hoped never to sample 
this make-work project for his rich, underemployed friends. 
Oh well. The only thing that could render it more 
self-congratulatory would be a CD bonus cover of 
Jefferson Black Hole's "We Built This City." C-

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Leo, slag Crosby again...and i'll....i'll....(seethes)

I'll go home and cry, while listening to "Almost Cut
My Hair"

(Which by the way features some nifty Stills/Young
guitar interplay, to bring me semi half on-topic)

(Kind of)
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