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To: Lost1 who wrote (1455)	12/4/2001 5:15:08 PM
From: HG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3937

I think the voice always becomes gravel edged after a certain age. Bob Dylan's voice has changed the same way, but Dylan has chosen to use it to his advantage. Dylan sounds much better with age....I used to often switch off the lights and listen to TOOM in the dark...the voice itself touches my soul. I used to feel the same about Rod Stewart's 'growl'. LOL Waits just couldn't adapt to the changes in his voice I guess......and he's not that old either.... I didn't know about the Eagles thingie, I don't pay much attention to the lyricists generally, but I'd say Waits has penned some great lyrics.... Message 16445114 Message 16440471 Message 12648272 A piece from The Fall of Troy is on my profile "My legs ache. My heart is sore. And the well is full of pennies...... " Later.