Old Enough to Forget

A new-to-me release. Many years ago I picked up Romeo Unchained and Notes from the Lost Civilization (not in that order), mainly because they were on WHAT?/A&M, where Mark Heard's iDEoLA project was released. So I figured it was a guilty-by-association sort of thing. It was an indie label after all, so that had to mean something. I remember liking Notes from the Lost Civilization , but honestly, I was getting so much music back then that unless something really blew my hat off, I gave it a listen or two and then filed it away. Here I am years later, and up pops a rather water-damaged copy of Life in the Foodchain . It made me sad looking at it. The vinyl was in surprisingly good shape, but any liner notes and credits were long lost to the gods of misplaced socks. Still, this was an album I had always been curious about, so I brought it home, where it joined the queue of treasures waiting for a turn(table). I popped it on, and the title track was cranked in the cave (everyone w...