Dear CREEM: I really don’t care if Ian Anderson does not display proper eating habits, Jeff Sherwood. The man proves that he is indeed not the introverted person he claims to be because of confidence in choosing salad dressing. Terrific logic from another arm-chair psychologist.
Dear CREEM:
I really don’t care if Ian Anderson does not display proper eating habits, Jeff Sherwood. The man proves that he is indeed not the introverted person he claims to be because of confidence in choosing salad dressing. Terrific logic from another arm-chair psychologist.
And, god help me, if I am being exploited, but I really don’t care if Ian is not an outspoken critic of the fascist (sic) regime in Amerika today. In fact, under duress, political pressure, and the risk of losing friends, I will even admit to enjoying the music Ian Anderson creates. Is there hope for me?
Of course, Jeff Sherwood admits that his personal insight should not interfere with his opinion of Ian’s generous talent. So he will probably buy the next Jethro Tull album, too. Why not let Teen Magazine print these fascinating articles, and let us enjoy the music.
Douglas
Birmingham, Mich.
Dear Creem:
I have just read a letter printed in your last issue, sent by Ken Dabish.
He rapped down a lot of Detroit’s better-known groups. He says they don’t play what they are or, are trying to be.
He is right on!!