Best Elton John Album

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road or Honky Chateau. I'm trying to drag my mom to Vegas to go see him...after Queen tickets, $200 or something for Elton seems like nothing. Which is kind of sad, really!

Tie between "Madman Across The Water" and "Tumbleweed Connection"

Not that I overlook any of his 69-76 albums.
And I even dig "21 at 33" to the fullest...

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Janet wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Guess who is really friggin old and saw him in 76?

;-)[/QUOTE]

errrmmm you 'Mr Stanley' ;-)

Whats this "Mr Stanley" business? We're friends right, so why so formal? Call me Paul!

:-D

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Janet wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Whats this "Mr Stanley" business? We're friends right, so why so formal? Call me Paul!
:-D[/QUOTE]

yes we're friends - and i DID call you by your first name - as friends usually do!!!
Paul Stanley (of KISS) - his real name is:-
Stanley Harvey Eisen

good job you hadn't adopted the Gene Simmons Dynasty look - you coulda ended up being called ....wait for it.......Chaim Witz

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Janet wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Whats this "Mr Stanley" business? We're friends right, so why so formal? Call me Paul!
:-D[/QUOTE]

yes we're friends - and i DID call you by your first name - as friends usually do!!!
Paul Stanley (of KISS) - his real name is:-
Stanley Harvey Eisen

good job you hadn't adopted the Gene Simmons Dynasty look - you coulda ended up being called ....wait for it.......Chaim Witz [/QUOTE]

Hey, I'm impressed! You know their real names. You a Kiss fan?

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is a fantastic album indeed.

I've also loved the Too Low For Zero album since it came out. I mostly like the album tracks on it which weren't hits.