A nice piece of imagery which I fear will remain with me for a long time.
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Seeing this record always brings me back to when i took it out from the library in maybe late 70s. Bad Bad Leroy Brown was the first song on the album and I schiit you not it looked like someone went at it with an SOS pad. Absolutely unplayable.
Other songs were fine (if a little scratchy), but in it its sad short life, BBLB had essentially been erased from the vinyl. 
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You inspired me to pull out the album. I have another big Jim album “Time In A Bottle”. I will attempt to seek it out.
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Thx i will check that Box 
Agh given up on the drilling for now.
My kingdom for a decent pillar drill with no play!! (See note 1) as Richard the Third might have said, but probably didn’t. I’ll try again later when I am rested 
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Note 1: my kingdom is very small, hence the cheapo pillar drill. (See note 2)
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Note 2: “my kingdom is small” is not a euphemism, my willy is of course massive ( see note 3)
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Note 3: this may not be true (see note 4)
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Note 4: can sub notes (with or without an asterisk) have their own sub notes?
Anyway music:
Thursday nights edition of Unclassified on BBC Radio 3 available on iPlayer at bbc.co.uk, those elsewhere in the world may need a geographic VPN thingy to access, your milage may vary!
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You can always claim early onset Alzheimer’s. For me it has some legitimacy. 
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Insanely funky fusion from three masters of their instruments.
But WTH is up with the ridiculous/hideous album cover art?
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New on Qobuz. HR. The first half of this album was easy to listen to, although to class it as easy listening might be unfair. Then in got a bit more ‘progressive’, with some heavy thumping of the unfortunate instrument. Each to his own. The sound and imaging are OK, and Senor Aguiar seems skillful enough.
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I call them senior moments.
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