Yet another masterwork deemed uncommercial and shelved by music executives. This might be my favorite platter of wax Daryl's ever made. Check it out if you haven't already done so.

"Why Was it So Easy" is my favorite song from this criminally unappreciated album. It's certainly one of his most emotional and tender songs.

I have downloaded it some years ago but I've never really listened to it, now I want to do so.. , "3 hearts in the happy ending machine", his second solo album was a great underrated one too , certainly more commercial.

I have to find this. I love Daryl Hall, and I'm a huge King Crimson fan, so to see Robert Fripp producing this is intriguing.

Interesting interview with Daryl where he's asked about working with Robert Fripp. God, I can't stand the music business.

http://pitchfork.com/features/interviews/6673-daryl-hall/

TeeeeHaaaaHoooo said:

Interesting interview with Daryl where he's asked about working with Robert Fripp. God, I can't stand the music business.

http://pitchfork.com/features/interviews/6673-daryl-hall/

Interesting interview..

Wow,I never knew about this album! I know that he's done solo recordings,but never heard of this particular one.Interesting that it was recorded in 1977 but not released until 1980.I'l have to check it out.

lezama said:

TeeeeHaaaaHoooo said:

Interesting interview with Daryl where he's asked about working with Robert Fripp. God, I can't stand the music business.

http://pitchfork.com/features/interviews/6673-daryl-hall/

Interesting interview..

Indeed! I like reading his interviews.He's always very honest and tells it like it is

Robert Fripp (feat. Daryl Hall, Brian Eno, Phil Collins) ~ North Star