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Citizen Jim LOVES him some music, now, and he loves him ALL KINDS of it!

Neither the world of music nor the world inside Jim's head was ever the same after Roger Waters and Co. let loose with their admiration for Michael Jackson and released The Wall, their "sequel" to this pop classic.
In 1982, Citizen Jim bought this album and fell madly, helplessly in love with "Koo Koo" Kate Bush. Unfortunately for him, it was David Gilmour she slept with to get "discovered," not Citizen Jim. Dang!
Jim had always been of a "take it or leave it" mindset about rap, until Death Row Records released this album. "Gangsta rap make me feel like ain' nothin I can't do, yo," Jim often commented after listening to "Murder Was the Case" by rap icon Snoop Doggy Dogg. The Fairhope police were not in agreement when they arrested Jim for trying carjack John Nelson's Jaguar from in front of Mary Ann's Deli in broad daylight. During Arts & Crafts. (DOH!)
Citizen Jim claims to know "the real story" behind the cryptic title of this Jimmy Buffett album. However, when asked to spill the beans, all Jim will say is, "He is good to Miss Peets and his daddy, and that's something," adding with a smirk, "I know all about that turd-burgler in paradise!"