Old Enough to Forget

Today the album I was looking forward to cranking up was Nazareth's Greatest Hits . I found a copy in the dollar bin yesterday, along with a few other records I was pretty excited about. I had quite a few records queued up in the "clean me" pile, and I decided today was a good day to sit in the cave and get caught up. I got to the Nazareth album, pulled out the vinyl, and lo and behold, I was looking at a rather beat-up copy of Nathaniel the Grublet from 1979. It was on Birdwing Records, a label that catered to the Christian bookstore market. Part of me was thinking "What the fuh?" But I have quite a collection of CCM (Contemporary Christian Music, for those who care), so a small part of me was hoping this 1979 release was a goofy progressive rock concept album. I'm normally very careful when bin diving. I always check the vinyl, and while I'm more forgiving about the jacket and liner (if it's even there at all), yesterday I was in a hurry because t...