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    I don't have several, so my list will, of course, be a little incomplete. That said, for what I have, this is my order.

    1. Everything Glows
    2. Helpyourselfish
    3. Riskin' It All
    4. No Fuel Left For the Pilgrims
    5. Soft Dogs
    6. Simpatico
    7. Draws a Circle

    All is good, imo, but that's my order. What's your's, using the cds you have/have heard???

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    1. No Fuel Left For The Pilgrims

    Great list, huh?

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    1. Riskin' It All
    2. No Fuel Left For the Pilgrims

    That's as many as I ever got around to buying.

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    Same az Skid here.

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    1. NO FUEL LEFT FOR THE PILGRIMS
    2. SIMPATICO
    3. HELPYOURSELFISH
    4. D.A.D THE EARLY YEARS
    5. EVERYTHING GLOWS
    6. RISKIN' IT ALL
    7. SPECIAL - CALL OF THE WILD + DRAWS A CIRCLE
    8. CALL OF THE WILD
    9. SOFT DOGS

    I LOVE ALL THE D.A.D ALBUMS EXCEPT SOFT DOGS

    <font color="#FFCCFF " size="1">[ August 04, 2004 08:28 PM: Message edited by: Cyber_Toofed_Tyger ]</font>

    <font color="#FFCCFF " size="1">[ August 04, 2004 08:28 PM: Message edited by: Cyber_Toofed_Tyger ]</font>

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    DON'T THEY HAVE ANOTHER ONE ? ..OSAKA AFTER DARK OR SOMETHING .... THINK ITS LIVE ..... ANYONE GOT THAT ONE OR KNOW WHAT CORRECT TITLE OF IT IS ? ........TYG

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    'Osaka' is a live one (from Japan of course) but there's also 'Psychopatico' which is a great double live album recorded on the 'Simpatico' tour. They're one of my favourite bands of all time and always fantastic live.

    Oh, and I reckon their best album is definitely 'Helpyourselfish'.

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    Blittz, Helpyourselfish is a great cd, to be sure. I like the way the band reinvents their sound periodically. I have a feeling that the next cd will be yet another incarnation (if it ever comes, that is). Although I didn't hate Soft Dogs (rather liked it, actually) I think they've done all they can with this style as they've been exploring it since Simpatico.

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    Apparently the new album, which is imminent, will be in a heavier vein. They've been playing a couple of new songs at recent gigs and, by all accounts, they rock. I also liked 'Soft Dogs' a lot (preferred it to its predecessor actually) but agree that it's time for them to get harder again.

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