So fans of The Church & Chameleons & The Sound don't know Sad Lovers & Giants?

Feeding the Flame was a good choice for this afternoon's slow plod back up the 405 for my commute home.

I don't often play these guys, but when I do, man, they really scratch that one particular itch very nicely. Flangers and digital delays set for that glorious dotted eight. Fantastic stuff.

Alas, I'm a little upset that I've searched this topic and found Ned's very informative post about the box set, which I now must own.

Just got the Where the Light Shines Through set in the mail today and a cursory look over the tracklistings for each disc and the very informative booklet reveals that this band was a lot more active and fragmented than I had taken them to be. Seriously, the timeline of all the different members in the back of the booklet is just dizzying to wrap my brain around.

I was also a little dismayed at this passage from the booklet: "Sure, there are a few live versions and re-recordings left off, but nothing you really need."

To which I say, NOT TRUE! The re-recording of 'Imagination' that kicks of the CD version of Feeding the Flame is seemingly not on the box set and it has always been my preferred version of the song.