Great to hear this - a gift for us indeed. Happy birthday, Walter.

I do love 11 Tracks and miss his talent. A treat to watch this, thanks.

It's a beautifully designed CD package. Enjoyed the step by step PhotoShop mask creation. It's a really stunning, powerful image.

Nice! Sounds like they were enjoying themselves. Best wishes to all this holiday season.

@Matthew Kerns Looking forward to that. TY for your work on this: it's a gem. The first whack indeed.

I'll second that - it was a wonderful surprise. Thank you. Hearing that made me smile: I guess it brought me back to the first time I heard 11TOW and loved it.

Enjoyed this immensely, thanks.

I understand what you are all saying...the music and wonderful performances will continue. But for me, SD without Walter - my heart just isn't into it. There was something special about seeing the creator: the author of those incredible lyrics and superfine sound. It's diminished without his presence.

Great to hear the clearer version of Sanpaku. I heard it years ago and really love the unusual drum timing Thanks for the Slim's cuts as well - sweet to hear..

Enjoyed your speech (saw it online.)

Sorry can't be in NYC today, best wishes to all WB fans.

I have always loved the design on this T-shirt. I have 2!

I'll second that. It's a beauty. Nice lighting, Nice perspective.

Ha! That's great. I wonder if that's Mark's CD? BTW, in answer to your original question, Circus Money holds up extremely well. I sometimes stop listening to all Walter and SD music for a while, then go back to it so it's a little fresh, and I always am amazed at the clarity, the pristine-ness (is that a word?) of the recording. His voice as clear and warm as if he were right there, and the music just sweeps me away anew. It's a gem.

Tangental to the release of C$... The morning after the show at the Beacon, several of us went out to breakfast. To our surprise, Abe Vigoda was at the diner as well. Matt or Jim may remember more details, but when Mr. Vigoda was leaving, Mark Drinan (RIP) went outside with him and showed him the CS liner notes (he had been mentioned on the second to last page) and explained who WB was and, I think, gave him his copy of C$.

D-Mod, I already had bought a copy, so I did not pickup another. I suspect all Walter's fans had already gotten a copy by that time - it had been out a few months. Matthew, I totally agree.

I believe it was the Beacon in NY. I remember him saying it, and I attended shows at NY & Boston that year - I'm pretty sure it wasn't in Boston.

It's like a glimpse behind the curtain...love this.

Absolutely. TY

Thank you! This is great to hear.