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like a professional. Post your free job on LinkedIn.com slash agree today. Hello and welcome back to the album use for the first time ever Tim, we're actually going to do this face to face like

you and i normally indeed yeah discuss stroke argue about the music that we know it could get very

physical it could get for the first time it could get physical now the interesting thing is of

course we started this as kind of a covid project didn't we we? So it was by necessity, it was all done via Zoom, remotely speaking.

But we thought now that we can, you know, now that we can interact, we should actually try and do this face-to-face.

So let's see.

Maybe the magic won't be there.

As I say, this is kind of how me and Tim usually discuss music, you know, face to face, trying to fob off, you know, mid-period Billy Joel albums onto each other, you know, in swaps and all that stuff.

Not that there's anything wrong with mid-period Billy Joel.

Not at all.

We're just discussing off Mike.

What a classic album he made this year because we're talking about 1977, right? This is your choice, Tim. But

it's a year we've been planning to talk about for a long time, isn't it? Because it's such a kind of,

seismic. Pivotal. Pivotal. As Van Morrison said, a period of transition. And that was one of Vans, that was Vans album of this year, was it?

Which ironically is one of the few I've not heard very much.

Also, I'm afraid I haven't.

So nice to see that I'm not the only one that hasn't done my research this year.

But so let's let's talk about 1977.

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