Is This Desire? research

[Hell and High Water]

I got the error message too, but I found that URLs posted here require the http:// prefix or the board will think the address is located here and add "http://www.thegardenforum.org" to the beginning. I fixed the link in the original post, it seems to work now.

There's a lot of interesting stuff here, thank you!

[AineteEkaterini]

I fixed the link in the original post, it seems to work now.

There's a lot of interesting stuff here, thank you!

Thank you yet again, and good!

[TheNightingale]

Wow! Congrats! Saved the pdf and will definitely read soon, very excited to dive in.

[Orange Monkey]

Thank you for sharing this! I'm about half way through and devouring it avidly.

[Romario11]

Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to reading it.

[Orange Monkey]

I've finished it now. It's a fabulously well researched and well written piece of work. Well done sir!

It has also made me think again about the possible meaning(s) of The Garden, but I shall start a new thread for that so my rambling speculation doesn't sully your well researched facts!

[bruise]

Wow! Great job indeed. You really did justice to the album, and covered extensively any possible detail about and around it. And all those references to the Gardeners' contributions warmed my heart <3 (I'm the conspiracy theorist about the James Lynch voice in "The Northwood"). There's only one point I disagree: The Wind's main riff, which you describe as rather ordinary - it's actually not easy at all to play that and sing on top of it, and it's written in an odd time signature. But that's just a small detail in an otherwise superb and deep dive you did. Congratulations!