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Or maybe thats just my body changing.I heard this song, or at least the lovely opening bars, years ago during a poignant sequence of a Northern Exposure episode, a show distinguished by its excellent music selections and poignant sequences. Its an photo e[pisode on the second season which is on DVD now I think.The song is an ambitious art-rock opus. It plays like an photo 80s homage to Brian Wilson. photo And as it turns out, it is a tribute to Brian's borther, the late Dennis Wilson -- the "DW" in "DW Suite." (Dennis dated Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie for a time.)It has 3 very distinct movements. I find the song to be a little overcomposed for repeated listening, and so I took the song into GarageBand and, in an act that Lindsey fans will claim sacrilegeous, created an edit comprising only the first couple of minutes. If you are making a mix tape for a hippie chick you fancy, tack this beauty on the end.Here is the best interpretation of the song I could find.Of note:Many of the songs on Go Insane deal with the loss of Lindsey's father, Morris, and his brother, Greg, (who died suddenly in 1990.)Lindsey
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