I also wanted to say that the art direction for No Man was really wonderful too...some gorgeous covers and design work throughout the catalog.

I love listening to an incredibly intelligent artist like Tim (another reason I so love the podcast as well).

A great second part :)

I found No Man through PT, but actually NM became my favorite...especially as a whole catalog.

All this time, I have loved Burning Shed and not known Tim was a major player! Even more reason to support it!

It is an interesting effect of these streaming years, the dissolution of the "album effect." I think, even for me, a lot of albums don't "separate" for me. For example, the last 4 of Tim's releases all sort of blend together...I couldn't tell you which song was on which album. But, 40 years ago, for example, I could probably tell you which album any given Yes song came from. It's both good and bad, I guess. And of course, as a visual artist, I really wish I had been doing covers for artists back in, say, the 70s.

Oh, for some unknown reason, I am wondering if you have an installment of this column featuring Brendan Perry of Dead Can Dance?

Tim, is there a Funko Bowness behind you?

ohhh, Paddy....damn, anything by him is gold....do either of you know how he is doing? Last I heard, he was ailing from something serious? And the author who was doing a PS book I did some illustrations for disappeared, so, double loss!