It's not. It's ok, nothing more.
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Well, there seems to be a difference of opinion about that as our new member seems to think "it's actually really good." It would be nice to hear it but that doesn't seem to be in the cards.
Notwithstanding the semantical problems as a result of the McGhee exclusion (bummer for sure), this seems like an interesting and worthy project. Not sure I'm going to buy it (but probably will) but would like to listen to a few cuts first.
Going to get Team of Rivals, the new Lincoln history from Doris Kearns Goodwin and reading Alan Moorehead's book on the North African conflict during WW 2.
While I may not be up on the most recent changes on bankruptcy law (I'm taking a refresher course next month), individuals can't file for Chapter 7. That means they go out of business. What are you going to do? Kill the person. Chapter 13 is the answer for individuals. While you're in Chapter 11, you continue to conduct business as normal and the Code's automatic stay provisions prevent lawsuits and such until you emerge from bankruptcy.
Even if that were true, you need to distinguish between Chapter 7, liquidation, and Chapter 11, reorganization. Chapter 11 would be the most likely option.
Nothing wrong with that. I just purchased through iTunes Paint it Black and Between the Buttons (UK version). Paint it Black is one of their best albums and that 11 or 12 minute version of Going Home can't be beat.