Glyders got a mess of old-school tuneage in 'em, a rich vein of ore mined from the rock masters _ y'know, Creedence/The Band/JJ/T. Rex/Leon Russell/and lots more _ shaping the immaculate forms of "Moon Eyes" and "Thousand Miles." These sweet tunes punctuate and emphasize the wind and rain in the hair of Forever's driving jams. Glyders like to keep shuffling the deck. Like with "Stone Shadow" _ one minute, Josh is singing, "Ain't got no money/I just wanna have a ball," then he's bringing hard steel on the other side of the street with, "it's time to realize/I'm in it for the rest of my life."