[Vickip]

Originally Posted by Kathy

For me a big part of CHSIB's appeal is the fundamental theme of a man exposing all of his feelings to the women in his life. Such raw honesty — and Meat's mature voice and talent express it so perfectly, in every single song. So I'm halfway to loving it on the strength of that alone.

But I love the music, too. I agree "You're Right, I Was Wrong" might not stand alone as a single, but to me it fits in the album, as a sad song, but a little matter-of-fact, right where it is. Decadent Wish is one of my favorites and I wish it were on there. Where would it go? It would almost have to be first, wouldn't it.

I still think of this record as a unit — I always listen to it all the way through, like a book I can't put down. It still makes me smile, still turns me on, rarely makes me cry anymore but that's OK - it still makes me feel.

Now it's my turn to be shot down, because I'm wondering if this emotional man-singing-to-a- woman aspect generally appeals more to women than to men. Don't get mad at me for buying into stereotypes, I'm just wondering.
-Kathy

I feel exactly the same way Kathy .... this record is like a puzzle, and you have to look at how all of the pieces fit together as a whole.

Vicki