The Yardbirds.

I'm with Gwynne ... Yardbirds ... Eight Miles High?

OK, I wanna alter my answer and say The Byrds, Eight Miles High. But I'm wrong I think.

Yardbirds. For Your Love.

You guys are good. I'm pretty sure it's the Yardbirds, but my original guess was the Flying Burrito Brothers.

Mostly because I just like typing "Flying Burrito Brothers."

OK, I'm now 120 miles from where this post was originally crafted ("crafted" being a relative term, as in "the caveman crafted a stick"), and even from this distance I can see that you're not close to being correct.

But I also like typing Flying Burrito Brothers.

Overs. The Dave Clark Five. Glad All Over?

Dennis, the group is right!

The song? Not so right...

Hey...how 'bout album covers from a decade when I was, you know, born?

Out on a limb, but is it Bits & Pieces?

Dennis, you're quickly losing cred, bro. ;-)

Beth, you silly. You know they had stopped making 45s by then.

And another thing, Beth. Name me one song from your decade that's worth remembering.

[duck and cover...]

I thought you put a .45 in a *holster*, not a jacket.

I mean, you could probably put one in a jacket, but I understand they're heavy and tend to make the jacket lay uneven about the shoulders.

Brian, that's a pretty funny observation, but it doesn't hide the fact that you don't seem to know the answer to the quiz. ;-)

The answer is so obviously "You got what it takes". You guys! hehe.

The Dave Clark Five is no softball! What do you say we start over? Go get yourself another sandwich. ;-)

That's a tad old for me too - and I owned many a 45s! I remember going to what we used to call a "record store" and buying those funky black plastic things with the odd grooves.

Them's the Moody Blues.

Don't know the album though.

Eh, nevermind. The Moody Blues weren't on Epic. I think it was Polydor.. but the guy on the right is the spitting image of whatshisname.

I'm clueless. Softball my eye!

Rachel's right...and though I'm tempted to point out that she's too young and too Kiwi-ish to know such things, I won't. ;-)

The Beatles....."Rubber Soul".....

Let's just say that my friend google came in handy hehe. 'nuf said!

We can now officially close the contest, now that Wallace has weighed in.

*gasp* Rachel, I can't believe you Googled the answer. I'm sure no one else thought of that! ;-)

See, those Kiwi's with their ingenuity. :)

I'll get back to you on that whole "Song from my decade worth remembering" issue...don't wait up though, K?

What exactly happened to the album cover art and the post to which these comments relate? Or is this just all part of the "change?"

Well, &&#ID*&!! (Pardon my ASCII.)

I apparently typed over the cover art post instead of creating a new one.

Oh, did I forget to mention that another part of The Change is new and improved Incompetence© integrated into each and every post?

[I'm actually not sure there's anyway to recover the old post, by the way, unless Google has already cached it.]

Can someone tell me what Gwynne is talking about?

Oh, now I understand. I thought Gwynne was cooking with wine again.

I heard that, Jim. ;-)