My dad's mom was nearly 43 when she had him... he was tested at age 13 by Otis-Lennon, Stanford-Binet, Wechsler, etc. and clocked an IQ of 155... he's scored either in the 98th or 99th percentiles on the SAT, the MCAT, and the NBEOPS licensing exams (he told me he took his medical boards cold).
What an outrageous price for an *Italian* dish—a whole pan shouldn’t cost this—when I can in all high probability make it better using my grandma’s homemade meatball recipe… I’ll bet you’re starving again 2.5 hours after polishing it off, too. Criminal.
I think I stand by my opinion on who would do Stairway better after a re-listen and again unmistakably hearing Geddy Lee in Plant’s higher registers—it set my teeth to gnashing! Honestly. Too syrupy. Ian Anderson’s voice on the other hand has all the requisite stuff: all the bardic lyricism and lilt and a gentler twang, cleansed of Lee’s funk and grime… simply take Anderson off of “mute”:
https://t.co/Pq6nArU8sS
So with Stairway rightfully out of the ranking (thank god), I’ve got to say 1. Kashmir, 2. All My Love, 3. When the Levee Breaks… people forget about 2, but I think it inches out 3!
https://t.co/YCAGa9n12C