What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

Late afternoon again...

Crowded House - Temple of Low Men

Track 9, In The Lowlands
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ccy-CXHAcw

Struck on the umpty-umpth listening to this 1988 release by some strikingly elegant guitar soloing during an instrumental break - turns out it’s Richard Thompson.

CHANGESBOWIE, Ryko AAD. Dynamics, anyone?

Listened again last night to Genesis’ Trick of the Tail. Over 40 years old now and doesn’t sound dated at all. Excellent song-writing, arrangements and performance. Rock-hating classical music snobs from St. Paul ought to give it a listen. Arguably the best prog rock album ever and Tony Banks a woefully under-appreciated genius (all in my not so HO, of course).  This music continues to engage.

Ripples...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJa9gEUa0To

@ghosthouse: I totally agree. Just figure, the very popular and talented lead singer, composer and musician leaves the band, and the remaining four decide to soldier on with the drummer/backup singer as lead. Sheer talent and determination produced one of the finest prog albums of the time.
I saw them for that tour at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston that summer. The ticket agency had double-printed our tickets and people were already sitting in our seats when we arrived, so management put us on a press bench at the foot and center of the stage. We listened to the stage monitors, which I'm sure sounded tons better than the main house system. Collins was two feet in front of me at times. Made eye contact with Bruford, Hackett, Banks and Rutherford too. And when both Collins and Bruford drummed together it was a powerhouse! Rutherford played his custom Shergold double neck rig. Hackett played his goldtop Les Paul. A night I will always remember.
"Sail away, away..."

Fantastic experience there Steve!

Your description conjures a glorious vision and a "wish I had been there" feeling!