Even if you’re not a frequent reviewer of things on Amazon, I would be much obliged if any of you who have heard the album would at least consider posting a review of it.
(Image by Paul Cory Photography.)
If you don’t have the time or inclination to review it, that’s okay! You would still have my undying gratitude if you just pointed people to it. Feel free to send the link to any and everyone: Truths and Lies and Make-Believe, on Amazon.
And not to leave out my friends in the United Kingdom: You can also find Truths and Lies and Make-Believe, on Amazon UK.
Tell your friends! Or tell your enemies!
Thanks!
by 
Nothing to do with your CD release, but an interesting juxtaposition of international Mars November dates:
USSR — 1 Nov 1962, Flyby, contact lost (Mars 1)
USSR — 4 Nov 1962, Landing attempt (Sputnik 24)
USA — 5 Nov 1964, attempted flyby (Mariner 3)
USA — 28 Nov 1964, Flyby (Mariner 4)
USSR — 30 Nov 1964, Flyby, contact lost (Zond 2)
RUS — 16 Nov 1996, Orbiter/Lander, attempt (Mars 96)
RUS — 8 Nov 2011, Phobos landing, attempt (Phobos-Gout)
CHIN — 8 Nov 2011, Orbiter, attempt (Yinghio)
USA — 26 Nov 2011, Rover (Science Lab)
INDIA — 5 Nov 2013, Orbiter, (Mangalyaan)
USA — 18 Nov 2013, Scout Mission/Orbiter (MAVEN)
What caused all those failures in the 60’s – Ought-teens? Was there an ALIEN BASE ON MARS THEN????
Just kidding — with the success of Curiosity (et al), just thought we might consider the steps taken to REACH this point!
Guy
I agree, Guy — sometimes we get so used to the marvelous news and images of the more recent missions that we lose sight of how much work it took and how many failures we endured to get there. It would make an interesting historical study!
Best to you and yours,
G