Reviews (page 9 of 9)
Some interesting inspiration and movements on each track. Maggie May is a standout.
Very nice album. I realy like the voice of Rod Steward. This already makes the album.
I guess it's early rock and country blend. It's got maggie may. Inoffensive. Every song... doesn't tell a story. Little distracted by heavy machinery outside. I'm losing you is a jam, dig the honky tonk piano
That was amazing, a great artist. I have to listen sober this album now.
Tylsä ja mitäänsanomaton levy laulajalta jonka äänestä en erityisemmin välitä.
meh
Great crooner
5/10
The first few songs were not good but I liked the folk/country styled songs. Maggie may is perfect obviously. I’m just can’t listen to Rod’s voice for a long period of time.
Not a huge Rod Stewart fan, but I actually enjoyed some of this album!
Alright, but nothing too standout. Favorite is probably "I know I'm losing you"
I'm not the biggest fan of Rod Stewart. This album features Maggie May, classic. At times this album almost has a folk sound (for lack of more descriptive terms).
Every pictures tells a story and damn was this a story. Just a great folk aesthetic I really appreciated :)
Good stuff
Quite a lot of standards on her that Rod makes his own.
Great album! Love the slide guitars and of course, Rod Stewart's gritty voice.
Man... apologies to the folks who love the guy but Rod Stewart is just so daggum mediocre. There's literally nothing special about 99% of his songs. Even "Maggie May" his big break-out song is just... meh. It starts with some weird chamber music piece which doesn't even segue into the main song. It just stops. Then starts a relatively bland song. Just not a fan.
7.5/10