Reviews (page 8 of 8)
Not for me at all.
Meh. Felt like every song sounded exactly the same, which made this a slog to get through.
did not enjoy this, as it sounds like someone asked AI to make a 70s rock album
ughhh enough already i hate this shit
Never trust a hippy. This is a fabulously self-indulgent, self-important and cringeworthy album. The nadir is surely Jonathans Garden in which we have to consider the following: With his love And his carin' He puts his life Into beauty sharin' And his children Are his flowers There to give us peace In quiet hours I have considered it enough. One star.
Double album. Oh no. Stephen Stills. Oh no. Country rock. Oh no. Early 70s. Oh no. A fuckular concoction of elements most foul. My man ass did not enjoy this and I will certainly not be "spreading them cheeks".
I had a really hard time listening to this one. I like CSNY but I guess S on his own is just not an interesting enough lead voice. There are some nice harmonies on the folky/ bluegrassy tunes. I got a few tunes in and it all just sounds like generic classic rock to me. Way too many songs. Not a bad album but I’d definitely be fine dying without hearing it.
Another album unable to listen to as it’s not available online
No pude
So this guy, Stephen Mills, apparently gathered a bunch of people together to restlessly record an album. After a lot of sleepless nights and restless days, his newly formed band created the self-titled album. A considerably huge 70-minute album that tries to touch every realm of the country genre. It has 4 parts, each for every subgenre, rock, bluegrass, folk, and... experimental? I dunno, it doesn't change the fact that none of those parts impressed me. It's pretty boring. One good thing about the tracks is that the length seems to be perfect. At the very moment I decided to push the "next" button, I would see that there are 2 seconds left on the track. But is the album's length perfect? Er... no.
I have never heard of this before.
Only got to track 4!
Bad
I am not really a fan of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, and they (collectively) have like 17 albums on this list. This album is no exception to this rule. I'm not really looking forward to any of the 16 others. Highlights: 8, and 9.
Its a tad too Christian/southern rock for my taste. I dont think it's bad, just not what I wanted to listen to this morning
Big swing and a miss IMO
Dull.
Too hippy dippy for me
I don’t care for Crosby, Stills, and Nash. I most definitely don’t care for just one of them.