Largely About CD Covers

Hi everybody! I'm in Sydney! (briefly)Which is nice. So hi to all! I had to wake up at 7 this morning, so I'm a little tired, but I thought I'd write as my hair dries and I listen to my new Bright Eyes cd. Yay I finally got it! Although my cd player is following its usual policy of not playing the first song of any cd. So yay for Bright Eyes, am hanging out for 'Lua', it always gets stuck in my head for no good reason, but especially in winter, 'cos the first line is "I know that it is freezing but I think we have to walk". Oh, and the cover sleeve thingy has all the lyrics, which is the best way for a cover sleeve to be. I hate it when they fill them up with photos of the band, or artistic photos of nothing much, what a waste when it is a great opportunity to find out what the songs are actually saying. It seems wrong to own and listen often to a cd, and still not know all the words to songs. I only just found out that 'Gooodbye Earl' (Dixie Chicks... ha, its good i tell you!)had the line "those black-eyed peas taste fine to me earl", which makes the song make a whole lots more sense. They should probably also put in an explanatory note. The best cd sleeves are probably found among folk music cds. Occasionally they have both explanatory note and lyrics. The best combination.
Wow, this song sounds kinda country.
Oh, and the worst thing about cd covers is when they're reduced in price and have those huge stickers on the front that won't come off properly, but leave the front sticky for ages. Also if you put cds on the floor you may accidentally step on them and crack the cover, which is a pity. But some of the covers are really pretty.
Its amazing how much you can write about nothing much.