I guess I'm glad I don't let labels tell me what I should like anymore. Of course, I'd be lying if I tried to hide behind the old cliche, "I like what I like" or "I think there's really only 2 kinds of music: good music and bad music," cause I do think labels are important. Not that I use the label to help me decide if I like it or not, but I do use it to try and understand it. Thus, even though I've known many of his songs, I probably wouldn't have seen John Prine in concert just a few short years ago. When I went to concerts, I wanted them to do something different than what I might get from listening to their work on the stereo, and most concerts just simply don't do that. One of my earlier concerts, The Cars during their Heartbeat City tour reinforced that position early on. Why would I want to pay to basically hear the album? So, my choice of concerts was carefully screened: would they d...