Sheryl did an interview - I just listened to it for the first time recently - right around the time TNMC was being re-released as a deluxe edition. She threw some shade DB's way in regards to his contributions - or more to the point his declarations of contributions. But I agree wholeheartedly - you can't listen to that album without hearing David's voice throughout. Case in point - my brother (who as legend goes - turned my adolescent ears onto D+D in the 80s) listened to TNMC with me without knowing DB's connection. After listening - he said "this sounds like Boomtown". Sheryl was lucky to have met those guys for sure.
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Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
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Sheryl did an interview - I just listened to it for the first time recently - right around the time TNMC was being re-released as a deluxe edition. She threw some shade DB's way in regards to his contributions - or more to the point his declarations of contributions. But I agree wholeheartedly - you can't listen to that album without hearing David's voice throughout. Case in point - my brother (who as legend goes - turned my adolescent ears onto D+D in the 80s) listened to TNMC with me without knowing DB's connection. After listening - he said "this sounds like Boomtown". Sheryl was lucky to have met those guys for sure.
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Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
Now your patrons have all left you in the red. Your low rent friends are dead. This life can be very strange.
