I remember reading that golf changes from an inductive process (moving from the specific location of the teed ball out to all the potential locations that the ball can go) to a deductive process (moving from the wide and general dispersion of all possible locations for the ball back down to one specific place, the hole). So perhaps if it would be of interest to hide the specific location of the hole, it might be equally interesting to hit one's tee shot with your eyes closed. Am I making sense? Probably not.
Favorite Genesis song: Supper's Ready. To me, Abacab was a kind of deaths-knell, though that tour was amazing.
In regards to the note at the bottom of your posts - my wife bought me the Love album for Christmas, and I find it wildly disorienting to listen to. I think I may know the original recordings too well. It is an odd and interesting musical experience, and what may be the most amazing thing about it is that folks who are unfamiliar with the Beatles' catalog could listen to it, and enjoy it, and never know how it was put together. Please forgive the OT content........