Bryan Newell wrote: > Metallica's power to cross genre's is awe inspiring... my dad, the > devout Christian who destroyed all my heavy metal tapes when I was 17 > because they were "satanic", _loves_ "Nothing Else Matters", although > it took him years to admit it. My son is a big Metallica fan, I'm an old fogie. But I have a kid sister who was in high school when I moved to Colorado with my family. It was my birthday so she bought me a tape - I like classical music and she bought me "hooked on classics" which I had and hated. She got a feeling about it and offered to exchange it, so we walked to the store where she bought it and I bought a replacement for my worn out _Dark Side of the Moon_. She was amazed that I knew music of her era, and I had to enlighten her that it was a couple of decades old. This was in 1980. My son has two Pink Floyd laser disks. And two sons. Speaking of albums: I have one tape and one CD with the title _A Rose for Iconoclastes_. I would love to have more by that artist.