My Musical Evolution – Part 113 Academy Days There Are Three Girls Here At Ridgemont That Have Cultivated The Pat Benatar Look

Pat Benatar Precious TimeAs we discussed, my introduction to Pat Benatar was Crimes Of Passion that I received as a Christmas gift. I back filled with In The Heat Of The Night, then went forward with Precious Time.

This album was good but didn’t quite reach me like her previous two. In fact, it seems that I liked each album a little less with the first two nearly a tie. While Precious Time had some good songs and feels like her most polished production, it just wasn’t as Precious to me.  Before I blame the music, was it me? Did My Musical Evolution evolve away from Pat Benatar? During the Academy Days I would acquire 4 Pat Benatar albums. The last one Get Nerous I probably won’t be discussing because it came at the end of my Pat Benatar era and looking at the track listing, I really don’t remember playing it much.

I may have mispoke. When I said end of my Pat Benatar era, I only meant that I didn’t listen to her as frequently. A year or two later and she would be all over the radio again and I’d eventually end up with 5 Pat Benatar Compact Discs. That said, Precious Time was the end of the honeymoon.

Promises In The Dark

Fire And Ice

Precious Time

Hard To Believe

Does that intro kind of sound like Men At Work?

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