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awesome, thanks!

I heard "I Will Play For Gumbo" once on the radio and people doing acousic covers of Buffett but other than that not much except "Margaritiville" and "Come Monday"

I agree, this album is great, and after the first listen I was hooked. Terrific album

I'm sure he's got albums worth of unrealesed material. A lot of artists do.

Ah, the beatiful gift of music. I got my tickets for the April 19 show and I can't wait. Finally, my first Buffett concert. I've never lived anywhere where he even came close, but now he's in my town and it feels great. It's also nice to see a thread where we're saying only positive things; I really...

I can't wait

Sounds cool

That would be pretty funny.

My choices for live recordings: 1. Door #3 2. King of Somewhere Hot 3. The Weather Is Here.... 4. Barometer Soup 5. He Went To Paris 6. CILCIA 7. Nautical Wheelers 8. Overkill 9. Everybody's Got A Counsin In Miami Those are just a few, but really I'll be happy with just about anything he puts on thi...

This is a pretty good album, although I slightly prefer "Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays". Still, a great live album!

Definatley a Buffett classic. Everyone should own this.

One of my favorite Buffett albums. The title track's one of my favorite songs as well.

I love "Hot Water". I think it's greatly under-rated.

Whoa, I was listening to this album today for the first time and months and I'm totally blown away. This album is simply amazing, I guess I just didn't give it enough time before. It's like having a brand new CD!

Right now it's a tie between the "Off To See the Lizard" and "Havana Daydreamin'" LPs.

This is one of those albums for me that's kind of a tossup. It has some great songs on it, yet at the same time there aren't really any catchy or groundbreaking songs either (at least in my opinion, but there are some remarkable songs on here.) While this album will probably grow on me in time (it a...

Many people don't seem to like this album, but it's quickly become one of my favorites. "I Love the Now" is one of the best songs, in my opinion, that Jimmy's ever written. The more you listen to this album, the more it will grow on you. Great stuff.