Reviews by peterpump

First listen but not really first listen. I enjoy her unique vocal inflections that make even dark themed songs sound jovial. I hadn’t realized, until this listen, how much the instrumentals had aged. I still very much enjoy this album.

First listen. As some other reviewers have also pointed out, how have I not listened to this before?

First listen. I like portions of this album. I also understand that there are some political messages within this that may be lost in its distance from current day.

First listen. I can see the light here but it is so far away. I’m not connecting with this album and I don’t think it’s bad. I’ll need to re-listen when I have a chance.

Few listens. It’s alright. I don’t like it as much as I did in college.

Few listens. I enjoy this album. The first two songs, which I believe were singles, are fantastic. The remainder of the album is solid without any standouts.

Reading the wiki watched; I’ll never respect any review that Jon Landau puts out. Ranking this and Plastic Ono Band over All Things Must Pass is egregious.

First listen. Why is this album on this list? This is a snooze fest of pop rock. I can understand that they were expanding their horizons sonically and it comes off as disingenuous.

First listen. This was great. Soul, RnB, blues, funk, psych rock, social issues. This album has everything you could want from a late sixties masterpiece.

First listen. It’s pretty good. I’m a little confused as to why it made this list though.

First listen. It was better than expected.

First listen, but not really first listen. This is pretty great. I tend to like more solo and trio jazz. This must be big band jazz at its finest.

First listen. Some songs hit hard. Not a fan of the production.

First listen. I appreciate the imagery and the lyricism. I do not care for the music.

Many listens. Love the album, hate the skits.

First listen.

First listen.

First listen. I tried and couldn’t get into this album. I’ll try again some other time.

Many listens. I dig the production but not the misogyny.

First listen. It was alright and nothing really stuck with me.

First listen. I love it. I love Otis.