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Personally, I feel the interview was lovely and noteworthy for this album (though that personal feeling would be bolstered if someone had stats confirming the show led to increased downloads or purchases of the album). Worth pointing out though that the first editor misremembered: it was Jon who called it a Holy Grail and Mr Horovitz didn't disagree but walked it back a little. — LlywelynII15:51, 15 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]
You're right, here's the whole dialogue:
– I spent so long trying to find it. And then I had a moment, like a beautiful moment, laying on a floor in a record store in Pittsburgh. – Oh no! – Yes. Lying on the floor, flipping through the ones that they don't have out, they have them on the bottom. – Right. Right. – And I was "Cabbage Alley, Cabbage Alley, Cabbage Alley!" – And you found it. – And I have it. – When di–, when did you find it, when was the – – 20 years ago. – And it was– at that time that was the Holy Grail. – It was one of them, yeah.
