Re: Stereo version of A Quick One; (Feels Like) Starting Over

["L. Bird" <pkeets@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Well, once again I will cite Plant and Page's Walking To Clarksdale as an 
> example. As "Unledded" Led Zeppelin P&P made a pretty weak album (No 
> Quarter), which (IMHO) caused the listener to focus more on what was no 
> longer possible to perform rather than what "magic" these two might be able 
> to create. Clarksdale, on the other hand, was a damned fine album. If 
> there's a weakness it's in the songwriting...and I'd say they did pretty 
> well considering. Others may disagree. So if they make a new album (and I'm 
> not opposed to that in any way) they should move forward, rather than bank 
> on the past. After all, that IS one of the things that made them unique, 
> isn't it?
Yes, except that there things are called name recognition and brand loyalty 
and goodwill.  You get rid of a lot of baggage when you change the name of a 
business, but you also give most of the positive things.

keets

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