> Gaddis nails the 80s in JR back in the mid-70s. That's the thing with Gaddis. He's always a decade or two early. Only in retrospect can you really appreciate

> Gaddis nails the 80s in JR back in the mid-70s. That's the thing with Gaddis. He's always a decade or two early. Only in retrospect can you really appreciate what he was doing.