It's Dave Letterman's favorite AND it's also mine....."I Saw The Light" ;)

I Saw The Light

:D :D :D :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D yay! thanks for acknowledging todd!  "the last ride" and "number one lowest common denominator" are two of my favorites, however, the first side of "a wizard,a true star" consists of 13 songs ,all connected to each other,? which should be listened to all @ once - it's an incredible journey that todd conceived intending to imitate the feel of an acid trip -i highly recommend it to anyone( not acid,the record). everyone i've ever shown this to became an instant todd fan! what else can i say?

'I Saw The Light' with "Can We Still Be Friends' nudging a very close second.

'I Saw The Light', with 'Hello It's Me' not far behind...

I Saw The Light, my all time fave song anywhere  :)

I Saw The Light, my all time fave song anywhere  :)
Me too, Luke....gives a whole new meaning to the term "Feel-Good song"

:D :D :D :D :D :D ;D ;D ;D yay! thanks for acknowledging todd!  "the last ride" and "number one lowest common denominator" are two of my favorites, however, the first side of "a wizard,a true star" consists of 13 songs ,all connected to each other,? which should be listened to all @ once - it's an incredible journey that todd conceived intending to imitate the feel of an acid trip -i highly recommend it to anyone( not acid,the record). everyone i've ever shown this to became an instant todd fan! what else can i say?
I've never heard that but I've always been a Todd fan anyway.  Thanks roy, I'll check it out sometime ;)

Other: Can we still be friends




Cat

"Hello It's Me"...followed by "I Saw The Light".  :)

"i Saw The Light," followed by IIIIIIIIIIII DONT WANT TO PLAY, I JUST WANNA BANG ON ME DRUM ALL DAY!!!

Out of the two TR standouts I'll go with...
#1
I Saw the Light (1972)
then for #2
We Gotta Get You a Woman (1970)

As for "Something/Anything?" or "A Wizard, a True Star" being his best album, I think I'll give the edge to "Something/Anything?".  ;D

You decide..

SA
http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?userid=RcU2B2UiUG&ean=81227110727

AWATS
http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?userid=RcU2B2UiUG&ean=81227086428


:D

Hello it's me. Great tune!  Todd is from my neck of the woods.


Tim

Out of the two TR standouts I'll go with...
#1
I Saw the Light (1972)
then for #2
We Gotta Get You a Woman (1970)

As for "Something/Anything?" or "A Wizard, a True Star" being his best album, I think I'll give the edge to "Something/Anything?".  ;D



SA
http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?userid=RcU2B2UiUG&ean=81227110727

AWATS
http://music.barnesandnoble.com/search/product.asp?userid=RcU2B2UiUG&ean=81227086428


:D

  I'm with you zcrito!   was "We gotta get you a Woman" really from 1970?  that's going way back.

saw Todd on Letterman last week, he's still got it!  Glad to see Todd is still around & rockin 

"Do Ya" and "Just One Victory" live, also "A Dream Goes on Forever."

Hello, It's Me

Other, Can we still be friends.  I do however prefer the Robert Palmer version more though.
God lyk!

I actually only know "Bang the Drum All Day" from 1983

"A Dream Goes On Forever" and "Zen Archer"however............What about his work of the late 1970

First, I'll spell it Todd Rundgren for the search engine.  ;)
Then, I'll vote for Hello It's Me (with honorable mention to Bang the Drum).
Then I'll mention that Todd has agreed to tour and possibly record with original members of The Cars for a New Cars project.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051121/music_nm/rundgren_dc;_ylt=AljIAo7_aISZGRx0BdxA5l6VEhkF;_ylu=X3oDMTBjMHVqMTQ4BHNlYwN5bnN1YmNhdA
Then I'll slink away. I wasn't even here.

"I Saw The Light" 

"Can We Still Be Friends" and "Bang the Drum All Day" are great ones, too.    ;)

We gotta get u a woman  ;)

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