My dad had 'The Edmund Fitzgerald' downloaded on Napster back in the day and I heard the song and really liked it. Soon I played it once a day or whenever I was feelin' blue(back then as long as the tune was good, it didn't matter what the song was about, I wasn't as picky). And I learned the story of the Big Fitz. But one day we had to put Windows 95 instead of 98 on our PC, and that was after Napster had been sued. So no more listening to the 'Wreck Of The E.F.'! So after a few days, my dad said he had a CD with another version on it but it was a little bit faster and not as good, and so I found it and listened to the New Wreck and didn't really like it. Over time I started liking other songs like 'The Pony Man, High And Dry, and most of all, Shadows'. Then a couple of months later, I got my Mom to order the Summertime Dream album off ebay and we won and on a Friday afternoon(best day of the week if you ask me) it came in and I listened to it. One of the best Gord days of my life. But unfortunately around a month later I got burnt out on it
. But I came to like a few other songs on the album. Then while in a music store I saw another Gord album, If You Could Read My Mind. I got it because it had the original of 'The Pony Man'. I had never heard the original before. And once again, I found 6 or 7 other songs I really liked.
(I'll edit this and finish this later)