Reviews by h3lios

Only two tracks! A more subtle jazz rock record than I what initially expected

Totally Daft Punk's ancestor. Songs are a too drawn out for my tastes (2.5)

Some moody jangle pop, interesting early example of a drum machine on the last track. I heard elements of this in "Disintegration" which is cool how far they've come. (3-3.5)

Super groovy guitar! I appreciate how this record helped pave the way for more heavy British blues rock tracks in the late 60s (3.5).

I don't know if it's supposed to be half-urban-funk-rock, half-prog-rock. Confused by the inclusion of military songs along with more relationship-type ones (3.5).

Grapevine lowkey ate

The instrumentals are good, but that awful lyrical cadence throws me off (2.5-3)

Braggadocious, gangsta, Southern hip hop contrasts with romantic, eclectic R&B. For a double album packaged in one, the contrast really works.

A lighter side to 90s alt-rock w/o all the grunge/metal

A soft-pop rock paragon with the Carpenters as masters of harmony and lush, cinematic arrangements

Favourite Tracks: Love to Surrender, We've Only Just Begun, Baby It's You, They Long to Be (Close to You)