floatingunder wrote:

>(Maybe or maybe not a thread here...)
>
>Pardon my daydream but..
>The other day, I was thinking what a terrific title Elvis Costello 
>started his career off with, that is of course "My Aim is True".  
>Straight forward, to the point and out of that era (any era really), a 
>great title, to my eyes anyway.
>
>Highly subjective, but what artist's first album titles stick out for 
>you as having had great title as way of introduction to them?  Be it 
>the title reflects and captures the times it grew out of, or serves as 
>a great introduction to the "spirit" of the artist in some way, or 
>finally you just plain loved the title.  
>
>  
>
"Outlandos d'Amour."

-- 
Sam Smith, PhD
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...it's a lonesome thing to be passing small towns with the 
lights shining sideways when the night is down, or going in 
strange places with a dog nosing before you and a dog nosing 
behind, or drawn to the cities where you'd hear a voice 
kissing and talking deep love in every shadow of the ditch, 
and you passing on with an empty, hungry stomach failing 
from your heart. 

                    - John Millington Synge