Well, that surprised me. I have the LP* whose cover is the graphic -- have had, roughly since it came out -- and of course the first two verses are unchanged, if memory serves, at least up to "In darkened rooms". (BTW, what's the Stones cover doing in there?) And in the break ("Sail on...") at first I wasn't sure if I was hearing differences or not, because my headset here has a broken or cracked wire and I was only getting one channel of the stereo. But it is definitely different. Where'd you find this version?
* Oh, that's archaic, isn't it? Everyone says "vinyl" now, when they mention it.
Oh, I found it on YouTube of course :-) All kinds of stuff comes up when you surf long enough. I understand it is a demo version done during the recording of what became the “Bridge Over Troubled Waters” album. It is interesting to note that much of the arrangement is there, but the lyrics are still in flux.
Vitklädd med ljus i hår M Lang. Uncertain until the very end.
Svart sommar M Lang. Twisty.
Ministry of Space W Ellis, C Weston, L Martin & M Heisler. The world is more connected than this.
Bombers in Service—Patrol and Transport Aircraft since 1960 K Munson. For my nostalgia shelf.
French Poilu 1914–18. I Sumner, ill G Rava. Rather too short to cover the entire war.
First World War and Army of Occupation War Diary France Belgium and Germany: 24 DIVISION 72 Infantry Brigade, Brigade Trench Mortar Battery February 1918–31 January 1919 (First World War, War Diary, WO95/2215/3) Exactly what it says on the tin, though the label is quite large.
Places I keep track of
IPMS Stockholm One of the best plastic modelling forums you'll find.
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Well, that surprised me. I have the LP* whose cover is the graphic -- have had, roughly since it came out -- and of course the first two verses are unchanged, if memory serves, at least up to "In darkened rooms". (BTW, what's the Stones cover doing in there?) And in the break ("Sail on...") at first I wasn't sure if I was hearing differences or not, because my headset here has a broken or cracked wire and I was only getting one channel of the stereo. But it is definitely different. Where'd you find this version?
* Oh, that's archaic, isn't it? Everyone says "vinyl" now, when they mention it.
Oh, I found it on YouTube of course :-) All kinds of stuff comes up when you surf long enough. I understand it is a demo version done during the recording of what became the “Bridge Over Troubled Waters” album. It is interesting to note that much of the arrangement is there, but the lyrics are still in flux.
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