All Things Must Pass

always meant to listen to this. its yonks long tbf. T1 that soundscape is gorgeous. T2 what I have learned is that I cannot and could not differentiate the voices of the different Beatles. this could be Paul 'ball is life' McCartney singing and I'd be none the wiser. Also who tf is on the boards this sounds amazing. album cover makes me wanna go visit avondale tbh. Holy fuck hear me lord is such a vibe. A way more atmospheric album than I expected. I did not listen to the apple jam disc tracks but I feel I will be likely to revisit this album to explore them. Out of the 2 post Beatles solo albums I have listened to (ram on being the other), this is the best by a wide margin. FAVS: Let it down, Beware of Darkness, Isn't it a pity V2, Hear me Lord. What a fucking vibe of an album. Turns out if you just listen to the tracks from the original version it is much much less than 2 hours long. I feel like I might feel differently upon revisits, but perhaps it still is a bit bloated. If it were only the best tracks it could be a 5, but instead I'll give it a high high 4. Great album. deserves to be on the list

Really liked hearing a George solo album. Liked my sweet lord and let it down.

A much underated album in my opinion - it contains such classics as "My Sweet Lord", "Wah-Wah", "Isn't It A Pity", and "Beware of Darkness", plus "if Not For You" ( A cover of a Bob Dylan song) and the title track "All Thnigs Must Pass". So many great songs, and his death was such a tragic loss to music.

big-sounding solo album, good tunes

A lot of good stuff, beyond the ones that got air play. The second half is straight up blues

I had a feeling he'd end up as my, so far, favorite solo Beatle. Maybe it's because I was caught in the Truck Sim headspace, but this album flowed nice and smooth and felt half as long as it actually is. Maybe George should have written more of the Beatles catalogue than what he ended up getting, but it seems Paul and John were fit to just sideline him regardless... Smells like freedom. 4/5.

I love this album -- however it is a bit long and hard to listen cover to cover. Definetly adding to my mix rotation -- Peace

Yay, finally! It was pretty good. I'd say I liked everything except the jams. I really don't like jam sessions. It was pretty long, but the fatigue didn't set in until those last few tracks. My favourite songs were My Sweet Lord, Wah Wah, and Art of Dying.

Classic album of wonderful playing on wonderful songs.

Expansive. Indulgent. But very listenable. Like an exotic ear massage. This is a giant F you to John and Paul were the geniuses of the Beatles.

What a lovely record. Probably one of the best of the post-Beatles solo albums. Track after track just unfolds like a time-lapsed flower and every listen reveals more and more depth in Harrison’s soulful playing and singing.

This is a lovely album, one the best of the Beatle solo albums. But listening today, I got a strong reminder of why I listen to All Things Must Past pretty rarely. There are about half a dozen brilliant songs on this album, and a whole lot of filler. Don't get me wrong, it's some high quality filler. Look at all the talented artists who were involved in the making of this album. The lyrics are thoughtful and spiritual and Phil Spector's production is lush and elegant. But it still feels like George Harrison just cracked open his song book after leaving the Beatles and decided to make up for lost time and record every song he had on hand. What Harrison really needed was some serious editing and no one was willing to do it. The result is a meandering album with a handful of classic tracks. Fave Songs: What Is Life, Hear Me Lord, My Sweet Lord, Isn't It a Pity, All Things Must Pass, Awaiting on You All, Wah-Wah, If Not for You, Art of Dying

my first beatles/beatles adjacent album! -george harrison has such a nice voice -i like the funky album cover too -i’d have you anytime was a sweet chill song -favorites: i’d have you anytime, wah wah -loving this guitar bit on wah wah -im genuinely SHOCKED by how much i like this album -this is definitely a four star album, nothing less than that -like the vibes of art of dying -last half of the album gets a little boring but overall its a VERY good album

I've listened to plenty of The Beatles' music throughout my life, but I've never listened to any of their solo albums before. However, I'll admit that George Harrison's "Got My Mind Set On You" is an absolute jam. I mean, come on, that sax solo is fantastic. And the music video where he's in that study with all the moving knick-knacks? Priceless. I wasn't sure what to expect with this album, but I was definitely less than enthused to see that this thing was over two hours long. However, I really enjoyed this album. I like George Harrison's singing, guitar playing, and song writing, so I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. Combining Harrison's abilities and musical influences with Phil Spector's production capabilities helps to create an album that's big and ambitious without being overblown and self aggrandizing. I even enjoyed the Apple Jam tracks too. Sure, not every song here is a winner, but the songs that succeed are wonderful. Even though Harrison relies on several influences and sounds on this album, it always feels like a cohesive album. This is album is really good, and I'm glad I got to listen to it. Favorite track: "What Is Life"

It is indeed a good record but it’s simply too long. Not every track has the high quality I was expecting. So half of the songs would have been enough.

Ok

I'm surprised to learn George is the voice I associate most with The Beatles. I enjoyed that but nothing captured me.

The feeling of freedom, looking forward and the sadness moving on from the past runs all through this album

I honestly really enjoyed this but it by no means needed to be 2 hours.

Cracking album from my "favourite" Beatle

Un disco que cuando lo abrís parece extremadamente largo, pero es una aventura de psicodelia y rock de los beatles que dan gusto escuchar. No digo que es fascinante, pero mantener el hilo durante casi dos horas de disco es impresionante, 7/10.

George really did have a great career post-Beatles. This is a really good album, with a lot of standout tunes on it. My Sweet Lord is probably the main one, but there's a lot of others in there across a generally solid album overall. I like the guy's style. Some of the mixes do sound quite strange with the vocal mixed way back, but they're still carried by the songs. Musically it's very good. You might switch off before all the extended jams at the end, but they don't really detract from what went before.

I was hoping I'd like it, because I liked the simplicity of the album cover. So far, this is my favorite album that I've been recommended. Beautiful songwriting, amazing indie/alt project. Only critique is it is too long.

I've never really gotten into George Harrison solo material. But "My Sweet Love" is so good that this is a 4 just because of it.

A handful of solid songs and a lot of not bad, not great stuff. This is pretty much how I feel about any solo albums from The Beatles. A 3.5 bumped to a 4 because it's George Harrison.

Pretty good! Not much that was truly outstanding, but nothing bad either. A decent listen.

After all the years of trying to squeeze his songs onto a Beatles album, George Harrison announced his songwriting prowess authoritatively with this album. What a lost opportunity for the group. What an opportunity for George. The second half of Abbey Road was a bunch of half finished tracks mashed together as a medley that I could have done without. Harrison already had 2 of the 3 best tracks on the album (Something and Here Comes The Sun). Why not use some more of his good stuff? Songs like My Sweet Lord, What Is Life, and/or Awaiting On You All would have elevated Abbey Road. Maybe George already having two great songs and getting more would have been a problem for the group. Lucky for George. The third LP was always intended as a bonus disc and I can hear why. I don’t find much interesting in Out Of The Blue, which is 11+ min unfortunately. I do appreciate the other 4 bonus tracks. Overall, I learned that Harrison was more of a song writing talent than I knew. Good for him.

The fact that this was created in like a 4 month span and released a couple months later is a testament to George’s dedication to his craft. This post Beatles album really showcases his songwriting abilities as well as his ability to create such immersive sounds. Need to dive deeper, but the seed is set.

It's Looonnnggggg but you have to get to the end, there's some wonderful jams there.

Legendary folk album. Not my cup of tea though.

I really enjoyed this album and listened to it a few times over the last couple of days. Worth a purchase! 4/5

Yndisleg plata, eintóm ást!

George snapped. Def best Beatle

great album with a ton of good vibes

Täähän on aika tyylikäs veto Harrisonilta! Ehkä sitä on itse kuunnellut enemmän maccaa ja lennonii ja siin samassa tää on klassisesti jäänyt sivumpaan, mutta ei kyllä kalpene yhtään. Hieno! 4/5

Kaksi kolmasosaa lähes viiden tähden menoa, mutta kyllähän tää vähän ylipitkäksi käy. Oli miten oli, mieletön lauluntekijä.

Osaa Harrisonkin musiikkia tehdä, mutta ehkä tää oli tuplana vähän turhan pitkä. Jos olis yhteen levyyn tiivistänyt, niin varmaan antaisin 4 mut nyt jää kolmoseen.

Very good stuff, nice standout work from the beatle

New to me, never listened to George alone, but I really liked this! At times it felt like the Beatles or Paul Simon or Bob Dylan or something else altogether. Great range of songs (perhaps too many) but it was solid through out. Gonna put it on again on a long drive for sure.

I feel like I could listen to this album forever. its got this fascinating contrast between these somewhat bland lyrics and a structurearound them that makes them feel so very very honest. George really wants to love. It also just sounds unlike anything else I've heard. Realy yum.

He definitely cottoned on how big here comes the sun was and ran with it.

Great music and songwriting with good variety too - I love how many of the songs feel like the Beatles mixed with Bob Dylan! The remixed version of the album was the only one I could find so it was definitely too long but I didn't end up wanting to skip any songs. Immaculate vibes

While really long this was a very good album with a lot of variety. I enjoyed every song on it but I feel as though this would have been better as separate albums instead of a 2 hour long album.

This is full of great music but trying to get through a 2 hour album is a chore. It has great variety with the heavy and the soft, and it features wonderful songwriting. I could have given this 5 stars if I didn’t want to rip my hair at the length.

Was a little worried heading into this one with the overall length. I’m not a big Beatles fan but George may be my favourite of the bunch after this release. Specifically the third act of this album “Apple Jam” may have been what truly won me over. It just sounded like they were having fun. The first two sections of this album were great too but I’m more likely to return to the final bit of this one be. Nicely done George! 4 stars

Oh this is fun. Did George just become my favorite Beatle? Wild.

This album is crazy, it spans so many different sounds and it just goes on so long. It seems like George had a lot to say after The Beatles. I like it a lot and there are many songs that get stuck in your head. I'm not really sure why the long jam section is on there, but it actually sounds pretty good.

Really great songwriting and I love all the slide guitar. The doubled acoustic rhythm guitar is a really cool effect too. Maybe my favorite post-Beatles record

Glorious guitar.

AJ: An Al Taddei all-timer. “Never mind the wah-wah.” Cat: George noodles are the best and make any song great. The production is awesome, layering with horn and string synthesizer lines makes it sounds so full. Poetry. AJ: Too many songs! George got shot down by the Beatles so much he exploded when he left. Can hear his excitement in certain vocals. (What is life? chorus) Maybe not the best Beatle, but certainly my favorite.

Such a beautiful album, both lyrics wise and music wise. I love listening to this one properly, paying total attention to Harrison's singing, and let him take me to the places on his mind. All Things Must Pass packs a lot of fond memories for me.

Lots of hits. Very long.

Enjoyed this album more than I expected. Some songs dragged on a little but the guitar play makes up for that.

There is a 5 star album in there somewhere, but George with all due respect, everything you record doesn't have to go on the LP or in this case LPs. I had to go back and check and this originally came out as a triple album, seriously? The fat to trim off of this is easily identifiable. I don't claim to be a professional music producer, but no album needs 4 instrumental jams. Several all-time classics surrounded by a bunch of ideas not songs (I Dig Love), Calliope music (It's Johnny's Birthday, WTF?), and the aforementioned instrumentals.

There is probably a 5-star single album buried in here. Maybe even a 5-star double album. But someone should have pulled George aside and recommended leaving out a few tracks - perhaps all of disc #3. Otherwise there is some great stuff on here. And a fair amount of filler. The great stuff is great, so 4-stars. This is a really good solo album, but I think I prefer the George Harrison stuff from his more popular band - the Traveling Willburys.

Great album With very few misses. One glaring issue was how long the damn thing was and Spotify mixing in the back tracking for songs I had already heard. I had never never heard What is Life and wow what an amazing song. Had 5 star potential but duration, it’s johnnys birthday, and apple scruff held it back

Let’s start with legitimate gripes about the album. 1) the opening track is meh and doesn’t give the album the opening punch it could’ve delivered. It’s a Bob Dylan co-write and George putting it first was basically the 1970 version of posting a hot new girlfriend on Instagram to make your ex jealous. 2) there is plenty of filler on this album. Apple Scruffs, I Dig Love, …why a second version of Isn’t It a Pity? 3) the “Apple Jam” of instrumentals and Johnny’s Birthday are fine, but don’t add anything of substance. Now, onto the good. 1) some of these individual songs are not just among the best music a solo Beatle put out, but among some of the best music any of them wrote. What is Life, Wah-Wah, My Sweet Lord, and Isn’t It a Pity are up there with Lennon/McCartney songs. 2) Phil Spector is a much at producing music than trying to not kill his wife. Listening to Awaiting On You All sounds like you’re 100 ft down a tunnel listening on a maxed out PA system. People often play the classic game of trying to cut the White Album down to a single album (don’t be friends with these people, they don’t understand the White Album). However, this record could properly be chopped into a single record and it would be considered a top 25 album in rock history? Here’s my go at it: My Sweet Lord Wah Wah Isn’t It A Pity What is Life If Not For You Behind That Locked Door Let It Down Run of the Mill Beware of Darkness Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp Awaiting On You All Art of Dying All Things Must Pass

Plaat die maar door gaat, maar leuk & gevarieerd

Excellent quality across the very long album. Potentially the best post Beatles album, if it wasn't for being far from bitesize. I love Band On The Run, but even that is not as consistent as this. Excellent.

Started off brilliantly, but second half had some unnecessary instrumentals

Great Album!

8/10 enjoyable listen.

8/10. Good music. Was worried for a bit that I'd go 2 hours on a Bri'ish album without hearing any circus music, but then Johnny's birthday saved me. Annoying that the spotify tracks aren't in the original order, but whatever

Really good, just didn’t care much for the third album instrumentals. 8/10

My Sweet Lord and What Is Life make this album automatically a banger. The rest of the album is pretty good, but those two songs are just incredible.

Any album this length is going to have a few quality control issues, but at its best this is the best solo outing of any Beatle

Rating: 7/10 Best songs: My sweet lord, What is life

I'll take off half a star because it seems a little bloated -- but great stuff overall. 4.5

Classic album - always happy to revisit

Just Beatles enough to seem familiar, just George enough to feel like a fresh take? I feel like this album shows the side that he contributed to the Beatles in the best way. I don't necessarily seek this album out, but when I start listening I'm always glad I did. I think as I continue paying more attention to the lyrics and delving more into the album I'll continue to find new things.

Very good album

George Harrison is the best! What is Life is such an amazing song, and the whole album was more eclectic than I'd expected. There were a lot of backing tracks and remasters, but still giving a solid 4 stars.

Great feelgood vibes

Very pleasant listening for a rainy day like today! 4/5

Chill ///

A lush, resplendent suite of psychedelic outpourings that suggest the former Beatle was holding a good deal of creative energy back during the final years of the band. Each track bursts with creative energy as novel chord progressions are amplified by warbling, reverb-wrapped instrumentals. Add in vocals which sit well-balanced in the mix and straddle the perfect line between simple and meaningful, and you have an absolute sonic treat that spills, soars, and ensconces for close to two hours on end. The jam sessions are a fun if noncommittal bonus, a bit of gritty, grounded palate-cleanser guitar and drums that can serve as an optional epilogue without being required listening.

Probably my favorite solo Beatles album. The first 4 tracks start this off beautifully, and it hardly lets you down from there. I dig the Apple Jams side too. 8/10

The jam band stuff is pretty bad but the rest is great. Had only heard My Sweet Lord before, glad I've checked it out properly

very nice

Full disclosure: I've owned this album for years and I don't think I've actually listened to all 3 LP's, for sure not at the same time. To properly review this sprawling album set, I did listen to all of it and my immediate impression is that if it was a single album it would be hands down 5 stars. Even as a double album, it's loaded with good songs (a couple of his best) some filler and it's still a rewarding listen. The third album contains the longer jams, which is interesting, but in modern day releases, this would be the bonus tracks separate from the main album. As it is overall, this is Harrison's masterpiece, with world class musician friends as support and it's truly is an epic record, too bad it's a tad bit long.

Surprisingly good, I feel like George deserves a better reputation as a solo Beatle. Really not sure why he felt like he needed to keep the 20-minute instrumental jam session at the end of this already slightly overlong album though.

I think one of the "1001 Albums..." reviewers put it nicely: "All things must pass quality control". This could have been a real masterpiece with some more quality control, including removing some of the weakest songs. As it is, max four stars.

Album avec de très bons morceaux mais beaucoup trop long.

PREFS : My Sweet Lord, Wah-Wah, Isn't It a Pity (Version One), What is Life, Let It Down, Run of the Mill, Beware of Darkness, Apple Scruffs, Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll), Awaiting on You All, All Things Must Pass, I Dig Love, Art of Dying, Isn't It a Pity (Version Two) MOINS PREF : Plug Me In

This was a tough one. Mostly because George Harrison is a certifiable songwriting genius - one of the greatest that ever lived - and it should have been a slam dunk 5 stars. Should have been. But there's so much stuff unpacked here. Just... so much. It's too much. There are a ton of great tracks here. So many bangers that, had George been willing to cut even a third of the songs, it would be an unbelievable tour de force. But he couldn't let any of them go and so we're left with two hours of mostly great tracks. I can't give it a 5 star review. But I can't stand to give it anything short of 4 stars.

i love love love him

Easily as good, or better, than anything John or Paul did in their solo careers. Damn shame George's talent was subjugated, if not downright ignored, with the Beatles.

Classic

vrij vriendelijke rock, best priem

Vibes are immaculate, but this album is TOO LONG, GEORGE.

What a lovely George album. It is so George and George is so lovely love love love

4.0 - It feels like hanging out with a favorite uncle. He smiles at you from his chair, telling stories of his youth, giving subtle whiffs of his devilish past. But he’s mellowed over time into a loving older man. You’re happy to bask in his comforting presence for a little while but soon wonder what your cousins are up to. He asks for a hug before you leave.

What a great album. If there was any doubt that the “quiet Beatle” was the best songwriter, listen to this record.

Great album with some stand out songs. I don’t think it’s slightly on the long side though, cut it back to a single album for five stars

I'd heard of this album but was surprised to read about how much more successful it was than the other Beatles' solo efforts. Interesting. As a lad, hearing My Sweet Lord almost made me want to become religious. It still kinda does to be honest. There are a few other great songs in that same lovely vein (maybe not quite as divine), and a couple of fun rockers for good measure. Yup, I'm getting good vibes from this one. 3.5 / 4

Didnt listen fully to it. What I heard I really liked

Mahtava albumi.

4.5

Probablement le meilleur projet "Beatles related" que j'ai entendu à date. Seulement quelques chansons étaient un peu moins wow, mais elles restaient bonne pareil. Très bon album

It’s very good and great in places. Lacks cohesion though, and there is some definite filler in the very sprawling mix. There’s a real masterpiece somewhere in a more tightly edited album.

Meget bra, beware of darkness er veldig fin! (Litt mye hare krishna innimellom)

George Harrison has such a happy loving feel to his music. I realised that most of my favourite Beatles songs hold his influence. It’s has “my sweet lord” which is one of my favourites. It ends with some awesome blues tracks. Really enjoyed it :)

That hippie's pretty good.

I knew more songs that I thought I would, and I love George’s voice. Some songs weren’t for me, but I enjoyed listening overall!

I’m feeling optimistic today and I’ll have that rub off on my thoughts of this. album. I was not expecting a good album, I’m not sure why- but this took me by surprise in a good way. I would definitely listen to this again and be happy.

I'm not entirely sure why this album didn't connect with me when I was younger. There are no songs that are worse than average and the best are truly excellent. Lennon/McCartney definitely edged out a great songwriter and it really would have been nice to perhaps have heard many of these songs as Beatles songs, accompanied by their musicianship and backing vocals. Having said that there's a sameness that takes over and perhaps I was more picky about that in previous years - I do wonder if there was some inherent bias by my expecting or wanting to hear J/P/R sing a bit after listening to so much George over and over. Although that's not fair - this is his damn album. Still, it's kind of impossible to separate each of the Beatles' solo work from their former group. Unfair for sure but how can you not. e.g. there's not as much edginess with George's solo material and as a result if it's missing anything it's a bit of that old mystique. I'm a little harsh tho as aside from the great classic hits a song like "Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp" provides a bit of that and almost sounds like a precursor to Peter Gabriel+Genesis. "Art of Dying" is another hidden gem. I will say that it's too long, although understandable since he was apparently yearning to break out and write his own material. At any rate blah blah it really is an excellent album overall and worthy of classic status. 8/10 4 stars

Jättebra platta men varför gör de dem så jävla långa?

good album, enjoyed the Beatle-esque sound!

Pretty good

Good but could have lost a good few tracks. Some of them you’re like “Lennon and McCartney were cunts not letting him put this on” and others you’re like “yeah they had a point fuck this”

Great start. Got a bit odd at the end.

Liked the Jams at the end

Apprezzo più grinta nella musica ma non posso mettere meno di 4 a George Harrison per la sua chitarra e la sua voce.

4.5

Bastante bueno para ser el primero, chill y relajante, me gusta para un viaje en carretera 25|11|22

p212. 1970. 4 stars How to emerge from the long shadow of The Beatles in style. Far too long - does anyone really need a triple album? - and a lot of the third disc is pure instrumental filler. When it's good, its very good indeed - with judicious editing this would have been a 5 star single (maybe even a double) album.

Me gusta este disco, tiene unas canciones esenciales, aunque un poco largo.

El beatle introvertit destapant el seu bagul de temes amagats després de la separació de la banda. Història coneguda. Com també és reconegut el seu nivell d'inspiració, espiritualitat i màgia compositiva en la majoria de temes. Passa per ser un dels 3 ó 4 millors discos editats per un exBeatle, de forma merescuda. Un disc triple on pràcticament no hi ha cançó que no sigui excel.lent. El separa de les 5* un tercer disc de jams i improvisacions que, tot i ser més interessant del que podria semblar a priori, baixa el nivell general de l'obra

I guess the normal album is pretty good, the remastered is a bit long and with tons of useless songs tho

Too long.

Really liked it

En fjärdedel av Beatles kan ju inte vara dåligt.

I've been getting a lot of records lately that I couldn't possibly be biased on. This is one of my dad's favorites, so much so that I have quite a few memories of listening to this in the car when the remaster came out. It's a solid record, very spiritual, with a huge cast of fantastic backing musicians. "Epic" is probably a strong word but it's what I'd use to describe the scope. Maybe somewhere on the same level as "Pet Sounds", just not as well remembered. Could it have done with some trimming? Sure. But man, it's a solid record even without that. Favorite tracks: "All Things Must Pass", "Wah-Wah", "My Sweet Lord", "I Dig Love"

This was recommended to me by an acquaintance a while back, and I only got to it relatively recently for the first time. On second listen, much of the middle recedes, even under the modern mixing regime. But when Isn't It A Pity arrives a second time, dark and wobbly below Harrison's voice, the record has me again. The last disc even works as a kind of explosion of the material just heard. Wonderful pop just on the right side of "out there".

4.5 stars. A great solo debut by my favorite Beatle

Fantastic of course.

3.5 maybe, I like it better than a lot of the beatles

Favorite Songs: I'd Have you Anytime, My Sweet Lord Did not know that George Harrison was the lead guitarist for the Beatles. I can hear some inspiration from it.

I want to give it 5 stars. It's mostly a hugely enjoyable album, filled with genuinely great tracks. I can't quite give it 5 stars just due to how long it is, plus the awful track reordering in the remastered versions.

Nice album, very slow, little bit cheesy

The little ode to Johnny B Goode on "Thanks for the Pepperoni" was a nice surprise.

listened to again possibly Harrison's greatest work

Some really fantastic songs on this album

good album

Prachtige nummers staan er op dit album! Harrison trekt zijn enorme groei als songwriter in de laatste Beatles-jaren lekker door op deze plaat. Staan wel teveel vullers op, en had hij er voorgekozen om er 1 album van te maken dan was het denk ik nog veel sterker.

‘What is life’ is een van mijn favoriete nummers ooit. Mooie plaat, wel een beetje lang :)

A triple album? How am I supposed to keep up with this pace with 2hrs of music to get through?! Just kidding, though I am subtracting a star for the inclusion of the long jam-my tracks at the end. And I’m adding a star for being directly responsible for the formation of Derek and the Dominoes. That’s a rule of cool. Summary? 4 stars. Some really dense musical bits in this and you can see how Harrison simply wanted to show that he wasn’t “the 3rd Beatle”. Also, I love the dig at the Beatles with the album cover photograph.

There are some songs I really enjoy on this album, but also some that can be a bit dreary, and some is a bit dated for my age. Overall a classic album with plenty of foot tapping tunes, style changes making it a bit of a journey.

This was my first one, so I guess it was a strong start. I get it. I really have a historical appreciation for all of the Hare Krishna stuff that this is packed with now that I've heard it in its entirety.

Did not know he was in the Beatles, felt culty

Sí es un gran disco aunque soy el más fan. I'd Have You Anytime, Wah-Wah, What Is Life son las que más me gustaron. Me tardé como dos o tres vueltas en darme cuenta cuál era mi problema y es su voz. Por extraño que se lea, me provoca sensación de estar atrapado, no sé explicarlo de otra forma. Entiendo que no es el fuerte y no debería importarme pero siento que nunca explota realmente, o al menos la mayor parte del tiempo, lo cual evita que lo disfrute a plenitud.

Wonderful listen, not a single song skipped. Great features from Clapton, Billy Preston and more. Really enjoyed listening to the whole thing front to back.

Great album that I have 2 relatively small issues with that are tied together. First is that the jam session at the end of this triple album is alright but nothing overall spectacular. And the second is the fact that it's a triple album and it's absolutely too long. There are some truly amazing songs here but I don't think I'm going to come back to this record frequently purely because of its length.

Pleasant to listen, will definitely revisit. While the songs work very well and at no point was I bored I am not sure it works well as an album composition though.

Liked it, Saylor said it is sleepy music..

Enjoyed this album. I do prefer my Beatles together but still enjoyable, except one song, It's Johnny's Birthday, I think that song is going to haunt my dreams.

This album is an absolute masterclass. I didn’t know I was a big George Harrison fan until today. Any album that has this much material is bound to have filler and it did but there’s so much to like here. No album should be 2 hours long though. That’s absurd.

Pleasantly there

George was writing most of these songs through the years as a Beatle, but they weren't up to the "quality" of the Lennon/McCartney songwriting duo to be Beatle songs. And for the most part, John and Paul were right. There are some all-time great songs in the 2 hours of tracks here, but the album as a whole is not the best. It's as if George couldn't make up his mind on what to include. That being said, Beware of Darkness is one of my most favorite songs and that alone makes this album a 4/5 for me. Be patient with this one, it will reward you by Side Three.

Interesting mix of happy-go-lucky and faster rock. Definitely a go to style of mine

Superb.

3.9

Nice songs. The very full production gets a little tiring across the whole thing though.

I expected to dislike this album but have been pleasantly surprised. Yet again, another bloated album however which did spoil things somewhat. However my opinion of George as a songwriter has strengthened on listening to this. 3/5.

The b Beatles. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Perfectly fine mellow rock with a country persuasion and proggy undertones. It's more of the Beatles for the most part - just down three voices and up Bob Dylan influences. For me it's too long and needs some curation. It becomes too much of a muchness, although some tracks did stand out. My sweet lord, Wah-Wah and Let it down being the picks of the A side. The B side feels completely superfluous for the most part, although The Art of Dying is an proto space rock masterpiece. 3*

He is okay, some of his songs are too slow for me.

Took me about 4 days to listen through this whole beast. Some great songs, but I really don’t think it’s good for albums to be this damn long. Just cut it up in to 2 or 3 albums, jeez

It's okay.

This album is good, vintage George Harrison. My Sweet Lord is a great track, but the rest of the songs don't pop as much.

My sweet lord is an all time great track but overall I’d say the album is just ok.

My rating is in no way anything other than my very personal, deeply subjective opinion. And my rating is not based around the quality of Harrison's songwriting or musicianship. The man was talented and unrestrained on this album. And that's where it takes a hit for me. The music IS absolutely beautiful, no question, but there's a bit too much unless the plan is to dedicate the full two hours to listening. I've got to be in a very specific headspace to be willing to listen to an entire album that has no unifying thread that ties the tracks together. Which, I fully admit, is odd considering my go-to playlist is literally just a whirlpool of music from every genre I have a passing fancy for. At the end of the day, every Beatle knows how to make good music, and they do. Enjoy in whatever dosage you find best.

Beatles gone country. Iteltäänhän se Gorge kuulostaa. Lopussa ihme kokoelma rokkabilly (generic) pohjia. Aivan jees, ei suurempia tunteitä herättänyt

This album was just too damn long. It was good music, but at some point I just started zoning out with this genre. I did very much enjoy the instrumentals at the end, so that saved it for me.

It must have been tough to be in The Beatles when you're a name wasn't Paul or John. George is a fine guitarist and whispered to brilliance on a couple of occasions in The Beatles full stop however when he went so long he lost direction a little. This is a fine album which reminds me quite a lot of what Jeff Lynne was trying to do with ELO. The only difference is Jeff reached his vision comma, did not.

The bontle

I know this album is highly regarded, and maybe it's because the original album is not on streaming, but I found it to be distracting. I don't need to hear the original guitar/ vocal demo to get the feel of the album. I need to hear the entre album as Goerge intended. I kept focusing on how much all of the Beatles singing voices sounded the same.

better than any of the beatles albums. Soft 3.

George Harrison is a classic fun rockin artist, but this is unfortunately a bit lean back for me. Some absolute zingers in here though.

We’ve been getting a lot of post-Beatles endeavors on the list that I had never explored before. This album further assures me that I’m not missing much in particular. I had certainly heard the most popular and, let’s face it, the most successful tunes on this record so it wasn’t much of a revelation.

Definitely a classic but it starts to get a bit repetitive towards the end.

WAY too long

Huh tää oli kyl Via Dolorosa loppua kohden. Ihan kivaa että heillä oli kivaa soittaa. En vaan oo ehkä oikea kuuntelija tälle. Tuntuu, että tästä tosiaan olisi riittänyt useampaankin albumiin matskut. Vähän on nyt väsy.

Tää oli parhaimmillaan niin hyvä että piti laittaa pauselle, mut sit huonoimmillaan tosi kädenlämpönen. Jos tää ois yks levyllinen musaa niin vähintään nelonen, mut tämmösenään vähän too much. Bluesin toinen aalto kuulu vähän turhan vahvasti taas levyn lopussa( Da Capo flashback), mikä niissä jameissa on tuntunu niin mahtavalta että on pitäny paisuttaa valmista levyä? 🥲

Ehhhh… Tää levy kärsi nyt kyllä kovasti tässä formaatissa. Hyviä biisejä - ihan älytöntä et Harrison ei ees mahtunu Beatlesin kärkikirjottajiin 😳 Ja I Dig Love kyllä riemastutti 😍 Mutta voi tsiiiisus tää oli pitkä. Lopun instrumentaalit oli varmaan ihan ok kampetta mut kun oli jo puoltoista levyllistä paahdettu pohjalle ni ei 9000 minuuttia pitkät soittokarkelot enää lähteny. Ei sitten millään. Olin alussa jopa kolmen ja neljän rajalla, mut loppuun mennessä ois tehny melkeen mieli rangaistukseksi tiputtaa kahteen 🙃 Mutta koska I Love Dig niin käyköön armo oikeudessa 😇

Odotin mielenkiinnolla et millainen tästä tulee, mulla ei oo ollenkaan käsitystä Harrisonista itsenäisenä muusikkona. Mut My Sweet Lordhan oli tuttu ja pidetty kappale! Eka levy on kelepo folkkia mut toinen menee jo ylipitkän renkuttelun puolelle, meh. Kai se on silti kolmosensa ansainnut.

So many good songs on this album! But, as a whole, it has a hard time keeping my attention all the way through.

So-so.

Huuuuge, but some amazing songs in there, in amongst all of the sprawl. Felt like less filler than I was expecting.

4 star album made worse by the fact is is far, far too long

Oh this should have been cut to 8 songs and it would have been great. 'Wah wah' and 'isn't it a pity' are big expansive rock anthems.

This is George Harrison's 3rd solo album released in 1970 and is double album with additional bonus songs of live jams. The album is produced (over produced at times?) by Phil Spector and has a LOT of known musicians on it. I like George Harrison as a song writer and his slide guitar is great. There are a lot good songs here, both known and less so. I understandably hear Lennon and McCartney at times. While this album is good I feel it would have a been a very good single album. There are duplicate versions of the same song and other that were included were so so. I can't unhear that the final version of Let it Down has the same riff as My Sweet Lord. The other version is better.

a familiar sound, heard some of the songs before. Pleasant enough in the background.

The first couple times through this nothing really stuck with me. However, a few songs are starting to grow on me with more listens. Overall, this is solid, but I’m just not sure it’s enough to give a 4. Gonna give it a 3 for now and will come back and change if it grows on me more.

Its pretty good, not exactly my taste but still good. 5/10.

I think there's 1 or 1.5 albums worth of good songs on this. A lot of it (especially the instrumentals in the back half) feels self-indulgent.

It was good but frankly it was just too long. What’s the point of a double album? Just release them as 2 albums, almost 2 hours is just a little too long for me

It it a very crazy album, a lot is happening. Not sure if it is for me tho, I enjoy the first listening tho 3/5

Better than any Beatles I've heard!

I was fearful when I saw the 2 hour run time. Still too long for the average listen but I will say I did enjoy what I heard.

3/5

Too much hallelujahs in those 2h 5m

Interesting use of words

Another victim of the 5 point rating system! This is a 6.9 out of 10. A 3.4 out of 5. Sigh...guess it gets a 3.

Honestly better than I was expecting, I enjoyed the songs that I hadn't heard and hated the ones that everyone has heard. Kinda groovy at times, a little cringe at others. I wouldn't want to die if my parents or their friends really wanted to put it on

Ho ascoltato questo album per la prima volta e solo una volta oggi. C'è una grande parte strumentale che manca nelle canzoni che ascolto normalmente e che ho apprezzato molto. Dovrei però ascoltarlo più volte per poter dare una valutazione più completa.

This album didn’t really click with me. Songs were fine but album was way too much of the same thing and it felt like 10 hours.

Better than I thought it would be, but maybe a bit too padded

This album feels so long. I haven't really listened to a lot of the beatles solo projects so I don't know if this is typical for george , but it just felt very safe. There are some interesting ideas present , but doesn't offer much new musically. It's very mellow for the majority of the album , it does pick up for a point , but then goes back to that tone for the rest of the album. Nothing particularly stand out , but nothing , particularly that bad. Fav Track: Let It Down

Ok I guess, some songs I liked, some I found to be boring.

From what I’ve read recently, it sounds like it was a good thing the Beatles broke up. They weren’t really getting along. This album was enjoyable.

Way better than expected!

it was a good listen at first, but then it just kept going…. i thought i was good and happy and everything was great and then i saw that there were 10 more tracks. and the last one was 11 minutes long? Help. maybe i’m just impatient but this wouldve been rated higher for me if it wasn’t TWO HOURS long. my god bro. also the johnny birthday one pissed me off

Not my specific taste in music but I’m no stranger to it but some songs weren’t for me but the songs I did like were really good they had a nice feel to them like isn’t it a pity I love the instrumentals that’s my favorite song on the album, the album is very long I did not listen to disc 2 so this was only for the first side.

If this is the best of their solo albums, then they really shouldn't have split.

My love hate for the 2 hour album continues. The first half was much better than the second and contained all of the catchy songs. Overall it was just ok. I was disappointed he never took out the citar for any songs. That was one of the best parts of The Beatles catalog and George was a pro.

An ok soft album from a singer with a great voice. I had heard one song from the album before and that one was the stand out best song to me. The other songs weren't bad but they were also really forgettable and I can't really remember any of them writing this right after listening through the album.

Alright George, I'll give you one album. This was a pleasant listen. I might even get around to the second disc in time. There's a lot to like, but I haven't fallen in love at first listen.

Lovely chords and melodies, with a very country/hippie vibe. Excellent work, but I didn't need two discs of this.

my SWEET LORD

Bro, 2 hours of former Beatles member George Harrison? Okay I'll be back when I'm done. --- Wow what a long album. The standouts are obviously the album's title track and "My Sweet Lord" which you've probably heard on the radio at some point. It's not a bad album by any means but it was a commitment to stay invested for the full two hours. I definitely dozed off through half the songs or they faded into the background while I worked. I think if I listened through it again I could point out songs and moments that I liked but as it stands, that's 2 hours of music and I will need a recovery period before revisiting this one. 6/10

Good album, just carries on a bit longer than I feel like it should

I love and own My Sweet Lord. That was the only song I knew on this two hour long album. There was nothing wrong with the album except for the length. I love George Harrison's voice. He wrote a lot of my favorite Beatles' songs, but nothing aside from My Sweet Lord stood out to me on this album.

6/10 - Not a fair rating but I wanted to rate. Only listened to half the album cause of a 11 hour shift and the album being 2 hours long. I recognise some of the songs, and whilst I'm not a particularly big fan, I see the merit behind them.

Listen, the songs I heard were great, but I'm not listening to the whole thing.

A bit too long, but definitely some great tracks. Being stuck behind two musical genius' must have been stifling and this seems like a real cathartic album.

kommer lidt bag på mig, hvor meget jeg faktisk synes om det her album, for jeg er ikke specielt begejstret for Beatles, så havde ikke forventet at det var noget for mig. Men jeg er virkelig positivt overrasket. Det er endda lige ved at han slipper afsted med at bruge slide-guitar. Lige ved. Forstår ikke helt kritikken af disk 2, for jeg synes næsten det fungerer bedre på nogle områder. I sidste ende er det dog ikke det hele jeg er lige vild med - og det er nok også meget forlangt med den spilletid - så kommer ikke højere end 3, også selvom der faktisk var tre numre der røg på favoritlisten på spotify

6/10

Side 1 : Nice !! Wah Wah un peu brouillon cependant Side 2 : Très cool aussi, un poil moins convaincants et moins surprenant Side 3 : Un peu en dessous Side 4 : Nice, malgré la longueur c’est good Side 5 : s’ouvre sur un long out of the blue, électrique très cool. L’album s’electrife clairement!! Side 6 : L’évolution de l’album est folle mdrrr Album long, mais agréable et super évolutif 3.5+/5

An absolute beast of an album, clocking in at 2 hours and 5 minutes (at least the edition I listened to). It's just too long. There are some great songs here but there needs to be some editing down. It's pretty standard ex-Beatle hippy-dippy stuff l, but Harrison shows a pretty good range of sounds across the album while staying in his lane. Notable songs on this listen were "My Sweet Lord" "Wah-Wah" "Awaiting On You All" and "Art of Dying." 3/5. It was fine. Way too long.

its nice and I enjoy listening but nothing really stands out beside my sweet lord

Disc 1 was pretty boring, but thank god things picked up a lot on Disc 2 with more up-tempo tracks like Art of Dying. Overall I had a positive experience with this album.

This is was not bad. Better than expected. Not exactly groundbreaking though

I hate these extended albums that Spotify gives you, it makes it hard to judge the album as the artist intended and how this list was built. Whenever I see Disc 1/Disc 2 on Spotify I check Wikipedia for the original album track listing and create a playlist to match it. Maybe that's too much work but here we are Even with cutting it down this is still pretty bloated. There's about 10 very good tracks that would make an excellent album on their own. There's only one perfect double album and it's The Wall, every other one is half filler. I said what I said. 3 stars

I think that for a general album release, a non-anniversary edition or special edition, this is just fundamentally too long. It's hard to listen to from start to finish without either losing interest or concentration. There were some songs that I really enjoyed, which pulled me back in, but due to the sheer length of the album, it ruins it for me. I think that if this were maybe two separate albums, my opinion would be quite different. For a top-to-bottom listen, this is just not it. I've never really properly listened to The Beatles before, so I don't have that same love for this as The Beatles fans, but I can appreciate the well-written tracks. Favourites: I Dig Love My Sweet Lord Beware of Darkness

3.5 Some really great songs here but not almost 2 hours worth of them. Having two versions of the same song is a bit self-indulgent, the 35 mins of jams at the end even more so. Maybe George needed Lennon and McCartney in a way.

I am sure that there is a masterpiece album buried somewhere here. It just kept going and going. I read a bit about the history of the album and how it's widely considered the best solo album released by a Beatle. It is in a dire need of trimming but there are some good tunes. I wasn't a huge fan of the folk elements. Even though I can't classify it as a psychedelic record, there are some elements that shined through. The lyrics were good as well I would love to go back and try to explore it again. It was just too much to take in during one sitting. I even took some breaks. The mellow sound was a highlight as well. I really enjoyed the modern production. I liked "I'd Have You Anytime", "Beware of Darkness" and "All Things Must Pass".

Hmmmm not bad

album #80 i'll give a proper review later. it's long, huh! ꩜ album rating: ★★★☆☆ ꩜ number of albums left to review: 1,009 ꩜ number of albums from the list that i agree with being on the list: 38 ꩜ albums from the list that I would consider on my list: 16 ꩜ albums from the list I won't include on my list: 64

Would've definitely been a 2 if I listened to the whole album; a lot of junk on here. My Sweet Lord, What is Life and If Not For You were good songs tho

3/5 Favorite Song: Isn't It a Pity

Me gustó mucho. Muy parecido a The Beatles

i kinda dont care for the beatles sryyyyy

El primer disco es bueno, el segundo podria haberme ido sin oírlo, solo las dos últimas pistas del segundo disco me gustaron, es un album muy tranquilo incluso llegando en partes a ser aburrido

Just listened to disc one and it is a solid three.

I found this album to really embody that whole 70s feeling. The “Hopelessly in Love with the girl”, “Fight the man”, “Peace, Love and Happiness” vibe. I will say that I just so happened to listen to the remastered version. So initially I thought “Wow this is more like one big interconnected song than an album” but soon realized I was just listening to the same song over and over again, just remastered. Overall it was a peaceful and chill listen, that won’t challenge or overwhelm you too much or at all. While listening you come to learn what to expect throughout the songs which was both calming and slightly boring.

pretty good record but damn, this is a little too long

i was a beatles fan once.

Sooo long, 2 hours and even good stuff starts to blur together

Too long George, way too long.

Yeah, some classics in there. Mostly background music

Rv

An album with a front half that is much better than the second half (almost like it shouldn't be an almost 2 hour album). Regardless, I want to give this album some more spins.

I'd go higher on the rating but it's much too long - nearly 2 hours on the official release! Although there's some wonderful songs in that 2 hours, there's something to be said for brevity and part of the artform is getting an album down to a suitable length.

The Good: We are presented with philosophy! The Bad: I try to understand philosophy, but I simply Kant! The Ugly: Spoiler alert!!! A triple fucking album… I think I was 10 years old when I heard my first Beatles song, I think… I know that I was 13 when I got my first Beatles album… I don’t know what age I was when I realized that George Harrison was his name… You’d think that, within a band, most people are like-minded. They enjoy the same foods, same drinks, same drugs-not judging here… Yet, we’ve all seen the Beatles documentaries where it is evident that John Paul George Ringo were not 1 person. Anyway, just like the John Lennon album I had to listen to where he is screaming about his childhood frustrations, here we are dealt with George’s frustrations about his music not being taken deemed appropriate for the Beatles records… Hallelujah, Krishna Kirshna, Hare Hare… we’ve all heard it a thousand times before, and we will hear it a thousand times more… and each time, we think the same thing: too fucking long. Had this been reduced to a single album, with all the lovely songs, some shortened a little, this would have been a 4* easy… Now, all things must pass… 2 1/2* upgraded, but barely

One of my main complaints with a lot of movies is that they need to earn their length, and I'd say the same about albums

Would have been a 4 but I didn't like either version of my favorite song by Harrison, "'My Sweet Lord."

Enjoyed the first album. Nice enough. Long. Haven't yet made it to the second one.

Maybe a bit long-winded but not boring or obnoxious Highlights: "Wah-Wah", "I Live For You", "Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)"

Lieber John oder Ringo

Its ok

I fell asleep each of the two times I was listening to this so idk.

Some great George songs.

Good grief George, you could have released two or three albums here. This falls just short of my criteria for a four, although if I selected what I like best to make one album it would be a four, easy. As it is, 3.33 rounded down. 3.

Blah

Nice and inoffensive I guess, just a bit boring really. Background listening

Really thought I wouldn't like this but the first half of the album surprised me. Then it went on, and on and on and on and on and...

A fine folksy rock album from George Harrison. But good God. Does it really have to be 2 hours long?

this could’ve been an email first many songs are killer, obviously.

28 songs Added to liked: -My Sweet Lord (already there) -Isn't it a Pity -What Is Life

This album went on so long I almost died WHILE listening to it. Apparently George stockpiled a ton of music the Beatles never wanted to use and couldn’t wait to just dump them all onto one album. It was fine, but I wouldn’t go back to listen again.

Quite the variety of songs on this album. Some albums are rock & roll through and through and others fall more securely into a ballad genre. Harrison is very talented as a musician and it’s clear he had similar help producing this powerful collection. You can hear the characteristics that Harrison brought to the Beatles in these songs and while this won’t become routine in my listening pleasure, I like taking this for a full spin.

There are some real highlights on here. Unfortunately, this is an album that suffers greatly from its length. There it too much to slog through to properly enjoy the good songs. Overall I enjoyed it, best of the Beatle solo efforts we've had on the list thus far.

A long fkin album with few good songs

Don’t have too much to say. A lot of quality in here, enjoyed it much more the second time. If George Harrison had the discipline to keep it to a single disk, I would be much more of a fan. I’m not sure if it just doesn’t inspire me or I hate double disk albums, but I’ll give it a 3+. Objectively probably better than that, just not to me.

George contributed some of the brightest highlights of the later Beatles albums and that genius is here, too. Sadly, so is a lot of filler, jams and alternate versions. Focused on a single disc this could have been the masterpiece that many consider it anyway, but this way it's all too much for me to take.

короче, завайбится очень даже можно. Скорее всего все добавленные треки скоро вылетят так как я их щас кручу и они уже поднадоедает. Но гитара ваще тупа топ, ниче не скажешь.

Alr, My Sweet Lord has some great chords and is really catchy. Ok hey wait what was Harrison up to religiously in the 70s? Christian and Hindu syncretism? Is "wah-wah" pussy? I can only assume so, unless it's also used to mean trying to keep clear of sadness (like crying). Was he a sex addict? A few genuinely christian songs, I really wonder what weird blend of religion Harrison was up to at this time. A few good instrumentals in here as well, but not necessarily something I would pull up and listen to. I genuinely wonder what it is that puts me off from just a recording of a guitar jam

Yeah, look, I like Harrison I think he was an amazing guitarist. It's probably better than most (yes, most) Beatles albums. However, it's a little on the dull side and still incredibly "Beatles". His vocals are on point, but aren't particularly gripping. Mediocre me thinks.

I don't need to do much research to know that this was George's big stepping out album. I'm sure that with the dissolution of the Beatles he'd felt free to make this thing the way he wanted. I wish he'd been a bit more selective though. Even without the bonus material, the album as a whole is a bit drawn out. Many of the songs sort of wear out their welcome. That's not to say this album is boring in it's entirety, but I was good and done with it around "I Dig Love". While everyone knows "My Sweet Lord" for fair reason, I think Harrison really finds his voice on "Isn't It A Pity". This kinda feels like his version of John Lennon's "Mind Games" in that they both dig deep and come up with incredible performances (both songs with similar tempos and compositions too). Ever the "spiritual" Beatle, there's lots of songs holding similar themes on this record: celebrating love, contemplating how human conflict could ever happen, a sprinkling of existentialism. "What Is Life" sounds like George had been holding this one in his pocket for at least 5 years based on its sound. It's upbeat with a harmonic vocal chorus about love. I could hear it being a Beatles song now. "Behind That Locked Door" was a life-saver for me, with a bit of a switchup in it's sonic choices. I think the slide guitar is PERFECT on this track. I wish for more variation like this, it all added to the humble, endearing nature I know George Harrison is tapped into when he's at his best. "Awaiting You All" felt like the only time Harrison really broke out of the wavelength he settled into, actually putting some strain on his vocal delivery. Once again, I'm left wishing for a bit more choices like this, even if I found this particular song to be a bit forgettable. As I said before, I was tapped out by this point in the record. It made the last three songs, which actually found that higher energy once more, seem like a slog. I can't find anything expressly *wrong* about this record, but only a few of it's obvious songs standout in the field of it's contemporaries. At it's best, it pairs grounded sentiments with easy-to-swallow music, and at it's worst it wore me down a bit. 3/5

Pretty basic, repeating and predictable pattern, getting boring after a while. Could be used as a fine background, but wouldn't listen to it on a daily basis. Similar to Layla, but without the legendary intro. I know a person that could listen to it.

nie przesluchalam calego, bo mnie nudził. znalam oczywiscie wczesniej ale tylko kilka piosenek. taka ok muzyka do sluchania w tle

Filmalbum denn ein Lied kannte ich. Ansonsten sehr gut gesugen und Instrumentalisiert

This is such a great album. Harrison had this all in mind for a lot of years and finally got to put everything on a record. Just about every song works, including some major hits off of this. 3.5

Mmm, I do not rly love Beatles and their solo albums too.

There are plenty of great songs on this album. It suffers from the perennial double album problem: too much filler. In my opinion double albums only work as concept or live albums. A studio album that’s presenting your current work? Edit that shit dog.

Pretty good

tbf peak ash

these chord progressions kick ass. blues so fun. wah wah tritone... guitar is very satisfying to listen to what are "apple scruffs"? "i love dig" me when i play minecraft highlights - art of dying. its not even close out of the blue was also fun

Nice simple melodies that resolve with complexity I did not expect. But ultimately just Beatles lite to me. I appreciate the spirit of My Sweet Lord but feels disingenuous use of “world religeons”. I appreciate the honest existential and introspective themes above love and life. Admittedly did not finish whole album.

Very enjoyable album

Alr quiet beetle i see you, I genuinely forgot you wrote my sweet lord gg so far this is just delightful and I love it My Sweet Lord What is life I dig love, I totally thought he was saying I love Dick wtfff LOL Art of Dying is groovy as fuck Pretty good, not bad, too long, but otherwise unremarkable other than some hits

Very listenable - 2 hours very long though - could have been condensed

Was too old timey sorta annoyed be at the third song, liked the first song a lot but that was it. I skipped the second, I think this album is good however my music taste doesn’t align with it yet

Det finns låtar som är värda mer...

There are some absolute bangers on this album, but just way too much filler. I have no idea why George decided to release a triple album, especially when he had done two versions of the same songs. It seems like over indulgence, but what would you expect from a former Beatle on his debut solo album. If he had cut this down to 40 minutes and chosen the tracks wisely, then I would have had this on my collection years ago. But it is just a sprawling mess, but a very tuneful and well written and performed one.

Certaines musiques je les connaissaient mais un peu lent et repetitif a la longue

såååå låångt

Some really good stuff in there but also a lot of nonsense. Most of the second disc could be binned off, although if you view them as just being bonus tracks then it's not so bad I guess. The mix is pretty poor too, especially on the second side

Too long.

Oh boy, a triple album🙄 Quantity isn’t better than quality. This album is fine. There are some really good songs on here but my score is diluted by the sheer amount of average music in between.

Re hippie

What an odd album. 50 minutes of absolutely 5/5 material, another 50 of filler finished off with 20 minutes of dull blues jamming. Had the potential to be perfect, but the bloat makes sure that I'll never listen to this again from start to finish. This is why producers exist.

No real notes. really really long album and was tired of it by the end

A lot of influence on 70s and 90s rock in this album. A couple of good tracks I'd never heard before. Not sure why the Apple Jam tracks are needed, and agree with others that did all this material need to be included? Maybe condensing to a single album would have made the album less rambling.

This album was long, at times samey, but overall pretty good. I think the instrumentation was by far the best thing here. "Wah-Wah: is aptly named. I love the very thumping bass with the brass and the wah pedal on the lead guitar. Choir vocals work better here for me than in "My Sweet Lord". Isn't it a Pity builds on itself as it goes, so while a slow start had me feeling a bit down on it I can't deny that I enjoyed the overall experience. Like most of the songs on the album it could've done with being snappier Art of Dying is pretty phenomenal, probably my favourite? not sure. Hard one to rate, it has a lot of tracks and they leaned generally towards good for me.

I'm sorry I cannot listen to a 2 hour long album it pisses me off

Some good tracks in there, but enough that I didn't connect with that I'm not going back to this album. Maybe the jam album.

Ta bien

Liked: Isn't It a Pity Added: Isn't It a Pity

Maybe a grower but in the time restrictions of this project, needed more quality control for me.