Show Notes
Maybe time is a bird in flight, endlessly mocking, but here we go out of the cradle, endlessly rocking and wrapping up our discussion of Vapor Trails.
Jay likes "Nocturne" a lot more now. He also likes "How It Is" more now.
However, Tim loves "Earthshine" even more now
Tim tells us what Rush proved with this album
Shayne makes up a new word for measurement
We toast The Professor?
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