. . . which I'm listening to right now as I review the layout of a book on WWII's Operation Market Garden.
After all, every good WWII story has a Brooklyn character.
But here's the thing: as much as I love the first thirteen tracks, I just can't stand the fourteenth track, the ponderous "Dime Store Mystery."
I can't think of another example where I so love every other song and so dislike just one cut on an album.
After all, every good WWII story has a Brooklyn character.
But here's the thing: as much as I love the first thirteen tracks, I just can't stand the fourteenth track, the ponderous "Dime Store Mystery."
I can't think of another example where I so love every other song and so dislike just one cut on an album.
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