[.ca] Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

One of the great albums of the lat thirty years:
This album is one of the all-time favorites and the new technology showcased here will bring you to your knees. I've listened to all of these songs for over thirty years, but the sound quality displayed is beyond awesome, it's like listening to the record for the very first time. I almost had tears in my eyes when I heard the remixed (and improved) version of "All the Young Girls Love Alice," one of Elton's all-time greatest underrated songs. I bought this album when I was 10 years old, the day it was released. I have listened to it thousands of times since then and never get sick of it. This is Elton at his creative apex, and Bernie's lyrics are magical. There are many underrated gems on this album: "All the Young Girls Love Alice" (this rocks!), "Danny Bailey" (great piano work here) and "Your Sister Can't Rock but she can Rock and Roll." For everyone born between 1960-1965, this was *the* album of our generation and it's held up beautifully. Elton never was as good as this again and this was his shining, brilliant moment. The sound here goes above and beyond what you've heard on the original vinyl or CD versions. Highly recommended.

• Funeral for a Friend (Love Lies Bleeding)
• Candle in the Wind
• Bennie and the Jets
• Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
• This Song Has No Title
• Grey Seal
• Jamaica Jerk Off
• I've Seen That Movie Too
• Sweet Painted Lady
• Ballad of Danny Bailey (1909-1934)
• Dirty Little Girl
• All the Girls Love Alice
• Your Sister Can't Twist (But She Can Rock 'n Roll)
• Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting
• Roy Rogers
• Social Disease
• Harmony