Comments for Joel, Billy, Glass Houses

Well I still like this album, even if it is considered a weaker one. "Don't Ask Me Why" is pop rock at its best. "It's Still Rock And Roll To Me" has served as a nice time capsule of music circa 1980. "Sleeping With The Television On" has great vocals, and "Through The Long Night" has great harmonies. No it never was as "rockin" as Billy set out for it to be, but that's ok. It still holds up just fine.

This album rocks. The 4 hit singles start out the album. "All For Leyna," and "Through The Long Night" are nice ballads. And you cannot like "Sometimes a Fantasy" Billy's hardest rocking and freshest single ever (that's right folks this song was a Top 40 hit reaching #36 in late 1980.) "Close To The Borderline" and "I Don't Want To Be Alone" are also highlights. Buy this album immediatly. It rocks!!!

This album rocks. The 4 hit singles start out the album. "All For Leyna," and "Through The Long Night" are nice ballads. And you how can you not like "Sometimes a Fantasy" Billy''s hardest rocking and freshest single ever (that''s right folks this song was a Top 40 hit reaching #36 in late 1980.) "Close To The Borderline" and "I Don''t Want To Be Alone" are also highlights. Buy this album immediatly. It rocks!!!

This is a nice rockin` album. The first seven tracks and "Close To The Borderline" are really upbeat; "C`Etait Toi" and "Through The Long Night" are really nice. (Don`t play "C`Etait Toi" for anyone who knows French, though.) "Through The Long Night" is beautiful. _Glass_Houses_ doesn`t list a studio or other musicians on my copy, if someone could fill that in.