This was a disappointment but it did turn up a few gems. "Billy Bones and the White Bird" was a great rocker with thundering drums, a must-have for any Elton John fan. "Island Girl" was a textbook Elton John single for that era, and "I Feel Like A Bullet In The Gun Of Robert Ford" was a first class Elton John ballad; don't settle for live versions of the song that appear on compilations. Of the remaining six songs only "Feed Me" would be worth downloading.Imagine the shock of hearing an album open with not one but two awful songs before rolling into the single. This had been unheard of for an Elton John album up to that point. "Grow Some Funk Of Your Own" was a grade Z single at the time and in retrospect is better left forgotten.The few memorable songs make this the last hurrah of Elton's seventies classics. One can't hold his subsequent recording history against him too much though given the string of great music he gave us in the early to mid-seventies.