I tell you little buddy, this whole island is bewitched.

Just to cast away, island lost a sea, oh.

Now I'm stranded on my own.

Sandy, far from home.

You remember, we were shipwrecked together.

Welcome to this bonus episode of Sound Opinions.

I'm Greg Cott.

My co-host is Jim D. Regatus.

And if you want to be the first to hear our bonus podcasts, become a Sound Opinions member on Patreon like Amy Cohn in Naperville, Illinois.

I know Naperville well. My parents lived there for a number of years. Thanks for your support, Amy.

Really appreciate it. Jim and I have crammed our brains so full of music. We don't have enough time to

get into all of it during our regular podcast. So this bonus podcast is perfect for us because we get to

celebrate the Desert Island jukebox and adding yet another song to it. Jim, give us a hint of

what you're going to play this week. I just got to say, you've never got to twist our arms to talk

more about music. I'm going to play something, Greg, that we've never talked about on the show,

that Rolling Stone magazine called Quite Possibly One of the Worst Albums Ever Made,

and Dean Robert Criscow gave a C-plus two.

It read like an F-minus review, but he gave it a C-plus.

But I'm going to defend it.

All right, I love redemption

conversations. We're going to hear more about that in a minute on sound opinions.

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