Deja Vu

A few great tracks. A few others that were just too too gentle to be interesting

Carry on, deja vu. 컨트리나 블루스가 느껴지는 로큰롤.

why does he sound like that?

fine, i guess. this seems to be an important album but you just can't make me care about these guys and their boring-ass old folks music. at least neil young is significantly less annoying when there are three other guys singing with him. favorites: carry on, almost cut my hair, our house

Really enjoyed this, weirdly the two most famous tracks (our house and teach your children) felt a bit out of place. Lot of good, full bodied rock songs, really enjoyed almost cut my hair and thought 4+20 was subtle and beautiful.

The title song is the weakest by far - top notch stuff

1. Carry on 5/10 2. Teach your children 5/10 посиделки на костре в лагере, где вожатые придумали свои песни и поют их детям на гитаре, пока те жарят зефирки 3. Almost Cut My Hair 5.2/10 ух, как драматизма нагнали голосом, ну любили раньше со струнами поиграть, ну не нравится это мне 4. Helpless 4/10 almost умер со скуки, нравятся мелодики обыгранные в разных инструментах 5. Woodstock 5/10 хз 6. Deja Vu 6.8/10 начало огонь, но развитие хз 7. Our house 6.5/10 мило, уютно, тепло 8. 4+20 7/10 красиво, загадочно, тот же теплый костер 9. Country Girl 4.6/10 ну кмон, только зазвучал голос. уже пропал запал, который сделала музыка, ну хз, какой-то не метч, музыка огонь, но голос не здешний, вот правда костер, где поют все по очереди, не важно, умеешь - не умеешь. Под настроение 10. Everybody I Love You 4/10

A great record. Each member shines on different tracks. Really a vital cog in the early country-rock movement. CSNY didn’t burn for long, but while the 4 of them were together they burned bright. “Helpless” will always be one of my favorite Neil songs too.

Almost cut my hair was my favorite

Some bangers on here, really like Woodstock, Our House Deja Vu. Epic guitar bits too! Made me feel kinda nostalgique even though I wasn't alive in 1970

Quite nice (Al)

Supergroups tend to feel like a letdown. You'd think that putting together a bunch of experienced, talented people will produce exceptional results, but oftentimes the outcome is more akin to "too many cooks in the kitchen". There are some solid songs in this album, but multiple times I felt with the songs that simpler could've been better. Overall it's a very nice listen and it has a bunch of outstanding songs, but it's struggling by oscillating between fading in the background as folksy harmonic music, or sticking out as a supergroup experiment. Had it been more coherent it could've been a strong 5.

Ik heb het nummer Almost Cut My Hair wel eens opgevoerd op de drums bij een voorspeelavond. De vader van een schoolgenoot speelde toen gitaar en deed de zang.

50/50 with it. a few songs i like. the rest not rlly my type. our house is v nostalgic tho

Very fun very relaxing

Boy howdy, I just don’t care for CSN! Glad Neil would soon escape this treachery.

Good album for a genre of music I'm not too fond of.

A mystery this one. I like most of Neil Youngs work including vocals on this album. But overall underwhelming against my expectations. 3/5

great folk rock. harmonies are tight, and just sweet enough without verging into kitschy arena rock territory. i do find the head voice/falsetto thing a little grating from time to time

Our House is, indeed, a very very very fine house. And this is a very very very fine classic rock album.

The guitar is something else, and the rhythms and vibes are much much better than I remember. It's just got so much going on with just a couple of instruments. Amazing.

slow, chill, need to be in the mood for it, but OK

Absolutely awesome CSNY at their prime. Great songs, playing, vocal harmonies. Lots of songs everyone knows, some deeper tracks that are also very cool. It's certainly a product of its times, but it definitely holds up despite that. Also kind of cool stereo effects, try headphones.

Trevlig musik, our house känner jag igen och gillar, men detta var bra!

Great album! The harmonies and arrangements alone make this pretty perfect.

Cool, groovy and easy-to-listen. 100% worth.

Doing this project has definitely exposed me to albums that I would never have thought to enjoy. This is definitely one of them. I’m not sure why because I do like Neil Young. Helpless, a song that he led, was definitely a stand out for me. I also enjoyed Almost Cut My Hair and Country Girl.

CSN are good, but they’re so much better when Neil Young is involved. Déjà Vu is a strong album, even if it sticks fairly closely to their familiar formula and often feels like variations on what they’d already done. That said, this record is packed with classic songs, stunning melodies and superb guitar playing, and it really captures a moment in time. The gentle, folky, peace-and-love sixties shine through on tracks like Déjà Vu and Our House — both superb pop songs — while they’re balanced by grittier, rougher rock moments elsewhere on the album. There’s real variety here. It’s not a radical reinvention, but it’s confident, warm and full of songs that have rightly lasted. Favourite track: Carry On – a brilliant track and one of the album’s real highlights. Least favourite track: Everything here earns its place. Album artwork: Nice dog, but a bit dull overall – not one you’d frame and hang on the wall.

Day 159 Had a few in the last week or so that have had me thinking ‘why the fuck have I never taken the time to listen to this before?’, this is another one. Highlights Carry on Almost cut my hair Deja vu

I would guess even the members of CSNY only like a handful of songs off of this album. This is the epitome of boomer music. This album told me to knock on doors until I found a job. This album texted me on the 2nd day of the month to ask why my rent is late. This album specifies the race of every non-white person in the story it's telling. This album campaigned for McGovern but voted for Trump.

This album was great!

Love love love

What’s not to like Road trip Woodstock

Best Song: Our House I like CSN&Y and this is possibly their most popular album. It's good with staples like Our House and Teach Your Children (I sang that in junior high choir). The only downside is I do have to be in the mood for this. It isn't like Floyd, Stones, Beatles, Doors where I could just throw it on anytime and I'm happy. 4/5.

Rock de hippie, plutôt sympa et varié

Sympa, normal

J'ai vraiment bien kiffé, surtout Our House. Bonnes vibes

I have had a lot of Neil Young already on this list. I believe this is my 4th or 5th album of his, in addition to one each from Crosby and Stills. While I like this more than the majority of the Young records, this is still a style of music that wears thin with me after the ubiquitous singles that I have heard on rock radio and as needle drops in movies my entire life. But this is well done and does not overstay its welcome as it is only 38 minutes long.

Some pretty great songs, but a lot of forgettable ones too. Still enjoyed my experience, but I don't think most of their stuff is for me. Favorite Songs: Almost Cut My Hair, Helpless, Deja Vu Least Favorite Song: Everybody I Love You Mid 3.

For all the storied clashes and infamous romantic sagas that loomed over the writing and production, and the formal introduction of a fourth collaborator in the form of Canadian odd duck Neil Young, this record narrowly avoided the ‘difficult second album’ moniker by being something greater than the sum of its parts. Through bullish determination, one way or another, the far-fetched foursome, formally accompanied by session musicians Dallas Taylor and Greg Reeves, delivered something greater than CSN’s first outing as a supergroup. In simultaneously embracing the rock and roll mode and mining the deep Southern sound for a soul-shaking sense of purpose in the face of personal strife, the band delivered a well-rounded and full-bodied record that set a high bar for their individual careers and for many a rock band to attempt to emulate. On ‘Almost Cut My Hair’, a rock polemic on the trials and tribulations of wearing your differences visibly, sounding by way of the Animals’ little house in New Orleans, David Crosby feels like he is riding the rails vocally as the guitars bite and the organs howl, but his self-assured, passionate delivery gives his message both pathos and credibility, at a time when even the most devout denizens in the counterculture were wavering. The Summer of Love was, by the release of ‘Déjà Vu’ in 1970, a distant memory for most. Even the cultural pinnacle of the time, Woodstock, now lay in the rearview. Perhaps, it seemed only fitting then that one of the bands who played the festival itself should give new life to the track of the same name written by Joni Mitchell, who could only watch on from afar. CSNY rightly turned Mitchell’s modest elegy into a barnstormer, celebrating and commiserating the festival and all its promise in equal measure. Given the times were a-changing, the four unlikely lads were not afraid to stare their anxieties down and search for new meaning. Graham Nash came to the table this time round with a rather subdued viewpoint, with ‘Teach Your Children’, a quaint and humble country ode to family, complete with pedal steel guitar, and ‘Our House’, an unpretentious, peppy ballad reminiscent of McCartney’s sugar-glazed timbre, rejoicing in the homely and unfussy dream of a romantic relationship in a modest abode. In stark contrast to his other lead outings on the aforementioned ‘Woodstock’ and the funky Cali-rock album opener ‘Carry On’, ‘4 + 20’ presents an exceptionally bleak turn for Stills. Written and sung completely solo, he delivers a haunting elephant of an acoustic track, from the viewpoint of an aging, lonely man, that waits to be either awkwardly acknowledged or avoided evermore. Though his guitar work can be felt in the bones of the record, Neil Young’s own offbeat, left-of-centre songwriting barely makes itself heard in between the songs served by the other restless three. ‘Helpless’ drags itself in from the rain in the guise of a saccharine homesick country croon, while the longest track on the record, ‘Country Girl’ is actually several sections of other songs stitched together in a stuffy yet slightly stirring waltz. When you may have thought all was said and done, it comes down to the truly glossy rock-and-roll album closer, ‘Everybody I Love You’, that finally showcases every member of the band together striving to exceed themselves, crystalising in time for the briefest moment as one of classic rock’s most infamous supergroups, the men and the myth, altogether all at once, perhaps never to be repeated.

Nunca lo había escuchado, grata sorpresa

I like Young, I could leave Crosby, Stills, and Nash. This is solid, but I just don't love all the lead vocals.

I’ve been waiting for this one. Insane collection of songs here. I really love some of the guitar tones they got on this considering the time it was made. Some very special songwriting that was way ahead of its time. I love it

I should have been listening to these guys sooner. Mostly knowing of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young as a collaboration between many famous solo artists, and only having listened to Our House, this blew me away. It is exactly the type of folk with blends of various other genres throughout, precisely up my alley. The harmonies are so rich and I honestly wish there were more.

Peak hippy music. Beautiful harmonies, inventive guitar playing, idealistic sentiment, perfect! Hearing this again, I was surprised by how 'modern' some of the instrumentation was for 1970. A lovely time capsule from another age.

Pretty decent

One of my top 5 all time favorite albums. Every track has a lot of history with me. I know the critics often rate the first CSN album higher than this one and for good reason. That's yet another reason as to why I'm not a music critic. If this one doesn't deserve 5 stars then I can't think of which one would.

Brilliant album- just peak songwriting, singing, and production from some of the greatest to ever do it.

Pretty much what I expected from this, nice harmonies but fairly tepid stuff. Did like the inclusion of Neil young mind, he's grown on me a lot. Sometimes I'm completely on board but its hard to stick with that feeling with music like this. Feel like I'm giving out 3s for everything recently but this is another one.

I bought a ticket to see Neil Young in Heaton Park in Manchester in the summer. I know he's renowned for playing whatever he fancies every night, but if he strummed his way through this album, I'd be more than satisfied. Carry On is great, lovely harmonies, and I like the strumming, twiddly guitar. Teach Your Children, a bit of a western-themed parable, goes down pretty well. Fairly twee, but hey-ho. Almost Cut My Hair comes right back to modern rock. Super layered sound, Crosby kills it on vocals. I watched a great documentary on Graham Nash and Our House. He wrote it about Joni Mitchell, and he was pretty wistful. Lovely song - I do enjoy those that tell a distinct story. 4+20 is lovely bluegrass pondering stuff, Stephen Stills uses the opportunity to slow down, and spin a bit of a mystical yarn. Country Girl is a classic too, Neil Young at his most high-pitched and whiny. Lovely. One of the best albums, with some of the best musicians and songwriters, ever made.

Really enjoyed this. Got that hippy all love type thing going on. It's all very nice. Feels like music from a completely different time Neil young can hold a tune much better here than on his later offerings. He's definitely one of my favourites that I'd never really listened to before this list. Bet they had fun All really good and I'll be back. 4.5

I hate these guys

Charming art rock.

I’ve know of Crosby and Nash due to a driving instructor (who was going through a divorce) taught me both how to perform 3-point-turns, along with the knowledge of good folk music. So, with that, I was ready with a barometer of folk music… but what greeted me was a gorgeous blend of big rock band brilliance and articulate songs that really demand attention. This album is stunning. I’m hooked. I get it now. I really do. Stand out track: our house

Really dug on this one.

An all time favorite

What ever happened to young

our house is the best on this album tbh 6/10

Great stuff

It sounds like something out of a nostalgic movie and I love it

Melodic, never knew our house was their song. Always interesting to see the history of songs. Very melodic and pleasing.

This album is the epitome of what I think 70s music is. Amazing harmonies, folky, kind of meandering. 3/5

Nice but ultimately did not stick with me enough to know what to say about it now.

Leuk. Comfortabel. 1 liedje kende ik.

This album is a straight up masterpiece. Every member is firing on all cylinders...you can really hear how strong the songwriting is across the board, and the vocal harmonies are incredible. Teach Your Children is a perfect example. It sounds like something Gram Parsons could have written just as easily as Graham Nash, and Jerry Garcia’s pedal steel on it is phenomenal. That song hits even harder since I've become a parent. Nash’s writing really shines throughout the album and gives it a lot of its heart. David Crosby’s songs are great too and honestly feel like a continuation of Buffalo Springfield. Considering Neil Young dropped After the Gold Rush less than a year later, you can tell he might have been holding a little back. Still, Country Girl is strong, and that organ part is pretty badass

iconic, liebe die era

Great stuff. Love the harmonies.

It’s easy to hear why people love this album so much. It feels good to listen to it. The harmonies and instrumentation are so locked in I was genuinely surprised to read how disconnected the recording was, and that the four of them were almost never in the same room together once.

Sometimes I feel that this list is based around the premise that this genre, and possibly even this album, is the pinnacle of all music. It’s fine and good and all, but it’s interesting that over the last decade or so that the boomer rock genre has completely lost all cultural relevance after what was effectively a four decade monoculture.

Some good stuff, some okay stuff. Not hitting with me today, but I feel if I gave this more time it probably would.

“Our house” is a fun song. I liked the vibes!

I know CSNY, I’ve seen CSNY live. I like them. This is a good record, great harmonies.

I've never been massively sold on Young and his contemporaries, and this album didn't move the needle for me. Woodstock is a classic obviously.

This vibe just feels so homey, and I loved it. I listened to this while I was on my walk, and it was a great energy. There’s not much other to say than that.

Not my favorite type of vibe but hard to say this isn’t a good album. Like the Neil Young driven tracks the best. Helpless and Country Girl are great songs

Almost every song sounds like its from a different sub-genre very nice sounds good.

Fine. Few goods songs here but not fantastic except for our house

Such a moment!

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young are the kings of vocal harmonies. It's the CSNY signature, and they're flawless across this album. There are so many classics here. Songs like "Carry On", "Teach Your Children" and "Our House" are CSNY at their folky best. "Carry On" is a great opener with those vocal harmonies, an acoustic guitar that gets the bajaysus pounded out of it, and then an unexpected shift to a different keyboard-heavy melody halfway through. It's a strange move, but it works, and it sets the tone for how varied the album can be. That variety shows up in the tracklist too. "Almost Cut My Hair" sounds completely out of place compared to the rest of the songs here, but it's a fantastic song. Crosby's growling voice, Nash's organ work, Stills and Young's guitars pushing and pulling against each other (with Neil very much going off on one), giving the album a raw edge. "4 + 20" goes in the opposite direction. It's quieter and simpler than most of what surrounds it, but it's a really strong song and another reminder of how many different voices are at work here. And all of that is without even getting into "Helpless" or "Country Girl". Rather than feeling especially tidy, Déjà Vu works because of its range, moving between familiar folk rock and something looser and rougher, feeling more like four great songwriters leaving a lot of great songs in the same place.

Альбом как зеркало проблем переходящих из десятилетия в десятилетие, сквозь века и эпохи. Альбом написанный в 1970 году настолько же, если не острее, актуален в 2026. Deja vu, которое будет преследовать людей, пока человечество существует.

One of the greatest albums ever made no filler at all. Almost cut my hair is one of the best songs ever and one of my favourite solos.

Beautiful harmonies, meaningful lyrics, some well known tunes.

189/1001 Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - Déjà Vu Heard before? ❎ Revisit? ✅ I had a pleasant time with this, the harmonisation works well and there are a couple of really great tracks, with one dud. This absolutely flew by at 36 minutes.

this is what the Beatles sound like to me (in a good way) the first two songs was very good loved the harmonica work hated how he pronounced vase definitely enjoyed the project more than I thought, first album on this list that managed to keep my attention fav song is teach your children, really relevant song in today's context as well lol. kinda feels like we're repeating cycles or something

Album 3/1001. Listened 1/8/2026. Just beautiful melodies and harmonies and guitar licks. Can't listen to Teach Your Children without tearing up.

Second side trails off a bit, but that first side is flawless. Their masterpiece for sure.

Sehr vielseitig

Didn't listen

Albums starts off super strong with great harmonies. Does fall away a little but great album. 4 stars

a road trip in the desert countryside into the sunset

This album is ok. But even the best songs here have better cover versions.

YUUUUUUUPPPPP

really good countryesque album, didn't know crosby stills nash & young were this talented, would re-listen, real good album for a drive

Great album, classic. Several songs in contention to be added to my favourites of all time. It’s probably a five out of five but I’m withholding for now because I’m a little too unfamiliar with the deep cuts.

Too country, too cowboy not my style

String album. Easy listen

old folky vibe. like i don’t really fw old slow songs, so i was lowkey falling asleep el oh el. but lyrics and messages are nice, and everyone knows “Our House”

I listened to this album while making pancakes. Nice chill vibe to the album, I enjoyed the guitar parts, especially in the first few songs. I would listen to this again, it would be nice to put on during a road trip in the summer or on a lazy day at home. Definitely feels like the band is leaning into the changing of the decade with songs titled "Almost Cut My Hair" and "Woodstock". Welcome to the 70's! Good album, giving it a three because no songs really stuck with me on first listen around, though I still enjoyed it.

The photo is very creepy. But the songs are not :)

4.5

This is a great album and so nostalgic.

Teach your children 8/10 ok album , not my vibe

That's a hell of the album

I thought this record was really good! Our House is a classic, and I already like Neil Young a lot. Not a very long record, but what it has is punchy and fun to listen to. It has the warm sound of a classic record. I thought that my favorite songs on the record are Our House, Carry On, Almost Cut My Hair, Woodstock.

Classic but soooo good I love it

Her har vi Young igjen, men denne gangen sammen med Crosby, Stills og Nash. Er dette folk rockens The Beatles? Her er nesten samtlige låter hentet fra øverste hylle. Fantastisk! Top 3: Almost Cut My Hair, Carry On, Our House

Such beautiful harmonies. Big Americana fan and this is right in that wheel house 👍👍

Beauty

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It's chill

loved. it. i just love that layered harmonizing vocals so much. favorites were almost cut my hair, helpless, our house, and country girl.

Good

Cute

I love our house.

muy chill mola

I have come to especially appreciate albums that have a number of songs I am very familiar with (in this case, "Our House," "Woodstock," "Carry On," and "Teach Your Children")--songs that can be considered classics, but then it turns out the rest of the album is better. Maybe it's because those songs are fresher to me, but regardless in these cases really showcase the genius of the creators.

most goated album of all time. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young never miss. Our House best song.

This is a Neil Young Orbital project, and like most Neil Young Orbital projects, it's a pretty decent album with like three or four amazing songs. Here, my favorites are Almost Cut My Hair, Helpless, Deja Vu, and Country Girl, although I would like to give some flowers to Carry On too. Although, I would like to note that Helpless and Country Girl kind of got a free pass: Young is my favorite of the four songwriters here, and he's my favorite vocalist of the group. Although, I would like to note the attention to detail in the arrangements and performances here from all of the members. Even the songs I'm not into are very intricately assembled, and I do admire it. But, as I said, despite the handful of really great songs here, and the high level of execution, the full picture is just "pretty good". In folk and roots rock, there really isn't getting around it if there are songs I'm not really into, and there are a good few here. That being said, if you enjoy any of the music that this project is connected too, probably give this at least one listen.

Interesting sounds that bring up the idea of Neil young becoming a star.

Didn't catch me. Felt very similar the whole way. Not my kind of folk?

4/5

This is a stronger album than I expected! I think they worked well together and made a good album. I have always heard they were more folksy than this and was pleasantly surprised at the sound of this album.

favourites: - our house - country girl feels very autumnal and sweet and comforting

I like Neil Young but have never really listened to CSNY. Knew a couple of these (Helpless, Our House) but Almost Cut My Hair blew me away. What a song.

Ik vond dit een beetje neil young vibes geven (ben er later achtergekomen dat hij de 'young' uit deze groep is dus vandaar) Het is wel een vibe maar ik zou het niet heel snel boven andere bestaande albums kiezen Er zaten ook niet echt veel nummers bij die heel erg mn aandacht trokken. Mijn favo is 'Our House' 6.5/10

Mostly enjoyed! "Carry On" "Helpless" "Our House" and "Country Girl" were faves on here.

3.5 - pretty good album

Folk rock is always fun and this is no exception. I love the classic 70s vocal melodies. Favorite Track: Woodstock

i wish i could enjoy this one the same way others do, maybe if i listen more that will change. who knows

Great songwriting, production and vocals.

Well, now I’ve heard a CSNY album.

Am I the only person that has no idea who Stiills and Nash are?

not my style but i liked some of the songs

Nearly flawless. Perhaps the only 4-or-3 song is Almost Cut my Hair; some David Crosby nonsense. But I love it. Imagine Grateful Dead circa American Beauty, but with better singing: you get here. Imagine The Yes Album, but more restrained and focused: you get here. This record explodes from the 60s into the 70s, full of ideas, but also *taste*.

Me encantó, jamás había escuchado hablar del artista y me volví fan.

A bit of an inconsistent album to me. A lot of different styles, but not all of them work equally well. Also makes the album feel a bit disjointed at times. "Our House" is an obvious favourite, but "4+20" and "Woodstock" are also strong songs. "Helpless" is easily my least favourite song on the project, and feels like it just goes... nowhere. Overall a solid listen, but not one of my favourites

ik kende our house van dit album al, en wat andere nummers van de groep die niet op deze plaat staan. folk rock vind ik altijd wel genieten als het opstaat, maar ik zet het zelf niet zo snel aan. losse nummers zijn best leuk, maar als geheel album is het wel veel van het zelfde favorieten: almost cut my hair, 4 + 20, country girl

interessante

I was very surprised when I immediately liked it. It's clear from the sound that it's something around the 60s. The Beatles, the Kinks - the feeling of brit-pop right away. But then you hear the accent, the Americans. I hear something akin to Bob Dylan in Helpless and Almost Cut My Hair.

Yes

big pink?

Hört flera låtar sedan tidigare men kul att lyssna igenom hela albumet. Väldigt kort dock bara 36 minuter, skönt. Jag gillade det!

I feel like this album just builds up to Our House - which is a bop - I'm honestly just enjoying this experiment of listening to a new album every day. It's reconnecting me with so many classics and new things I didn't know existed.

4/10 - it's ok, nothing to write home about, only know the second song because of the office which is the highlight

I love Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young. They have such a unique sound. I love the harmonizing and themes they sing about are unique and wholesome. I still struggle with Neil Young's voice. It is so.. whiny!?! Regardless, I would jam this again.

Already in my Spotify library. Familiar with album. No1

Teach your children, Woodstock, Our House, Everybody I love you sont mes préférées. Overall cool mais un peu overwhelming. Des guitares top du top du top !!

Non male, si sentono gli stili diversi

This album is great all the way through, Neil Young elevates this one compared to CSN’s debut which I enjoyed a lot.

Neil Young definitely elevates the group.

Chill and pleasant from beginning to end. Every track is a hit on this one. I like the addition of Young compared to the CSN album we got previously. Thinking this one rounds up to the 5.

Overall well produced and enjoyable album. Just not the type of music I’d listen to willingly ;)

Fuckkkkkkkkk these melodies and voices ... so good. Fire Joe Morgan/Newman track by track review: "Carry On:" Pulsating strong start that showcases these amazing singers. "Teach Your Children:" A simple yet solid singalong. "Almost Cut My Hair:" Good advice but just do it. "Helpless:" Plainative whines never sounded so good. "Woodstock:" More fun than actually being at Woodstock. "Déjà Vu:" A melancholy blend of voices and refrains. "Our House:" A growing up song with some of the best vocal performances ever. Everything is easy with this song. "4+20:" A math problem song that is just sort of there. "Country Girl:" Three songs in one! It's become one of my favorite songs. I love the rapturous harmonica at the end. "Everybody I Love You:" Not my sentiment but it's quick, light, harmonious outro.

--Carry On...those harmonies. that guitar. those keyboards --Teach Your Children...sweet cheese --Almost Cut My Hair...dirty blues. good stuff --Helpless...not my favorite Neil song --Woodstock...all the ingredients come together here --Deja Vu...this is different. good different. great bass --Our House...a delightful ditty --4+20...sad soulful folk. very nice --Country Girl...dramatic. maybe too dramatic --Everybody I Love You...this kicks. hells yeah

Kind of surprised by how much I like this. I'm not normally a fan of folk but this has a lot more emphasis on the 'rock' than the 'folk' of 'folk rock'. There isn't much here that really stands out to me as particularly unique or exciting, but a lot of it is fun and has a cozy, comforting vibe. I really don't like the country slide sound on "Teach Your Children" and the more folk-oriented stuff in general didn't do anything for me. But songs like "Our House" go down easy and that seems to be the dominant sound on the album. Not bad!

A stunning collection of late 60s classics. Each member takes his turn which creates a delicate mix of soft rock, psychedelia, country, crunchy guitar driven, ballad, songs. It may be schmaltzy but Our House will always have a special place for me. An album that sounds amazing on vinyl as well.

Our house and cowgirl in the sand remind me of childhood

really liked the sound

I liked this one quite a bit, it was different, but had a nice feel. All songs feel like they had a lot put into them. I won't take away any of these, but wouldn't be opposed to listening to the album again.

Now we’re talking. Perfect album, great melodies and lyrics and those harmonies are like a warm hug. Syrupy songs like Our House, are counterpointed by the harder rock sound of songs like Almost Cut my Hair. No fillers here.

80s vibe

Exceptional! Love this super group. They really bring out something so special musically in this album. This one stays in rotation.

What was the first CSN album missing? The toughness of Neil Young. He brings the essential guitar chops and rock pedigree, though he still knows exactly when to soften the edges, like on 'Helpless'. The signature harmonies are all still intact, but the hippie-dippie stuff rightfully gets pushed to the background in favor of a much-needed rock edge. Cap it off with 'Woodstock'—a classic anthem celebrating one of history's greatest festivals—and you have an absolute masterpiece.

Overall a good listen end to end. Couple of songs are a little too folksy feel good tunes for my tastes but overall musically and lyrically well done.

It's aight. I can see the good ingredients here, but nothing really grabbed me.

I liked this a lot! Def a vibe. Great to work to!

Hmmm. Not sure. I mean this album is iconic, but when you listen to it it feels like they could do more. This is a group of super talented musicians who bust out amazing vocal harmonies for breakfast, so why are the songs all so humdrum? Three stars I guess.

Reminds me of America in the best way!! It scratches the part of my brain that likes to pretend I’m a rich teenager in the 70s with a super cool van and the intentions of going to join a hippie cult ;) Will definitely be listening to alto of the songs regularly and exploring the artist more!!

Cover: 7.5/10, it’s resembling of an old timey photograph. I know on the vinyl it’s like textured on the cover. Carry On - Good sense of what the album is before we get into it. Like the acapella moments. Sounds like this album is going to be a great one for 70’s soundtracks. Switch up in the back half of the song took me to Laurel Canyon yes lawd. Teach Your Children - Grateful Dead inspired SOOO BAD. This is a straight forward Country song. Just a vibe. HARMONIES THEY ARE KNOWN FOR THE HARMONIES. Almost Cut My Hair - HOLY SMOKES. I thought this was Neil Young at first but then realized it’s not just his singing. Late night jam for sure. This is exactly what Neil Youngs contribution sounds like to this sector of the band. Heroin in the Canyon Rock. This is where the songs are maybe starting to feel a little long winded or I’m just impatient as fuck and should just shut up. Helpless - I thought this was just a Neil Young songs whoops, but is it not tho? Also get this mixed up with Helplessly Hoping which is also a song by the band. Just sad ol Neil. Good chorus. Let him shine a little bit. Made me think about their dynamic as a band and why they didn’t stay and make more with Young, besides the Stills-Young band. Woodstock - Song about Woodstock? I will be sat. Does this song work completely i don’t know. Honestly straightforward lyrics about being hippy dippy, and doesn’t do much to beat the stereotype. Good chorus and interesting lyrics within. Some banger guitar work especially at the end though. Deja Vu - love the intro scats in the beginning. THIS is what I tune in for, the damn harmonies! Maybe a little disjointed. Soulful. Remincing on the times and how things may seem radical and new but it’s just the start of more change that leads to more war, like a never ending cycle, we have all lived before which is why I’m guessing the overall album experience is called what it is. Becomes a jam track towards the end. NEEDED TO BE HIGH FOR THIS. Good transition Our House - kind of an overplayed intro but I think it’s so sweet. To know that this song is about Joni makes me set the scene more vivid in my head. Makes you CARE about the small things. Possibly the strongest chorus in the whole album, and maybe the strongest song in the whole crop. Drums make it stand away as an almost boroque song and drives it away from being a conventional acoustic song. Knowing how this relationship turned out makes it much sadder. People can RELATE. 4+20 - LOVE the guitar work on this song. Straightforward storytelling on this song. Linear songwriting. Love whoever singing on this songs voice, it really fits the way it’s written. Thought it was going to be a 420 reference, I was wrong I think? Oh wow, short. good way to make a songs that makes you want MORE. Country Girl - starts off with a bang. Neil’s back, and he’s HARSH with them instruments. Piano is STRONG. Sleigh bells is an interesting touch. Maybe a little too much but it gets POWERFUL. Tympanies like THUNDAH. Cool how they made a powerful song like this standout with its powerful arrangement. GOOD HARMONIES YES!! Something different for sure. Gets stronger as is goes. Some solid yearning. IM ACCEPTING THE HARMONICA WITH OPEN ARMS!!! Everybody I Love You - weird placement as last track right after the bombastic last track. Good driving beat. For the out and about person. Ode to everyone, and love everyone. Let everyone’s love fuel your love. Nevermind good CLOSER. This album has so many points where it switches up so naturally. I wish there was more cohesiveness though. Some messages were stronger than others but you can at least HEAR the band all together and everyone’s working together to make one solid short folk rock stoner rock laurel Canyon staple. And I’m going to accept it.

Listened to it right after I finished my eco final. Loved half the songs just by listening to it once.

first album here! not my usual jam but enjoyed a couple of songs like our house, everybody i love you and carry on

20/12/2025 1. carry on - liking the guitar immediately, kinda sitar-like. bass and vocals are nice as well. i'm liking how it's ramping up over time. a lot more hippie-ish than rust never sleeps (listened to yesterday), which i'm not as fond of but still nice to listen to. bassline just changed, love that. 2. teach your children - love the country slide guitar. this sounds like a countrified canadian simon and garfunkel. liking the lyrics of this, quite a sweet song. ☆3. almost cut my hair - liking the spoken intro. the guitars are great, immediately a lot more like what i would gravitate towards. vocals are my favourite so far. love the bass and the organ(?) in the chorus. the guitar in this is real good as well :) instrumental section a bit after halfway is great, love the interplay of the two guitars together. vocals in this are more my thing as well than the first two songs - more of a rockier song. 4. helpless - kinda know this one from the last waltz, but am interested how it sounds on an album. liking the slide guitar through this album. liking the lyrics more on this one. 5. woodstock - immediately guitar is great :) a lot funkier, more prominent bass than the other songs. liking the chorus. a bit too hippie-ish for me, though i like the more spiritual lyrics. guitar in the middle is great, the screeching reminds me a bit of i heard her call my name. 6. deja vu - a mix of psychadelia and folk. kinda sounds like simon and garfunkel again at times. not much to say about this one, liked it, but the fluctuating styles of this album mean that some of the songs aren't resonating as well for me and this is one of them :) 7. our house - again, not much to say about this one. it's nice to listen to, but it just doesn't work for me on any other level. getting a bit grating towards the end. ☆8. 4 + 20 - liking the fingerpicking guitar. vocals are really nice and the lyrics are my favourite so far. the more simplistic style works really nicely with the lyrics, really moving song. ☆9. country girl - not sure on this one at the start, but up to the chorus now and am really liking it, the organ is great!!! the lyrics of this one are great as well, as well as the chord changes. the part just under mins before it finishes where the electric guitar kicks in is great :) 10. everybody i still love you - immediately getting a rockier vibe from this, which i'm definitely appreciating. bass is great as well :) don't like the vocals on this one as much. the la la las sound like simon and garfunkel again??? is it just folky????? didn't enjoy this as much as rust never sleeps, if i had more time between them i probably would've liked this one more, but it's a very high bar to follow lol. as a whole, it's alright, but the differing styles and mixes of genres mean that some songs drag a bit more for me than others - the highs and lows are more dramatic, i'd definitely give all the songs a relisten at some point, but some i would gravitate to a looooott more. makes it a bit hard to try and give it a number rating. also a bit too hippie-ish for me, some songs are fine but others are far too much. need to find out which members were most prominent on which song to figure out who i like the most lol :)

Heard some songs from it before. My second album from the CSNY cinematic universe and honestly I really like it. I think I need to start listening to them more 3/5

Decent, but for a supergroup not a ton of variety.

Best Track - "Teach Your Children"

Such a gret album. The definition of folk rock. Plus Jerry Garcia on the steel guitar on “Teach Your Children” is sublime. Really the only CSN(Y) album I need.

Solid album with a lot of range.

I liked the madness version better

I’ve listened to two songs from this album already. It’s very cute country vibe.

It’s good

A mixture for me, it got off to a great start, but some songs did drag a bit and I'm rounding down to a 3 notwithstanding the obvious skill and artistry.

My dad owned this one. I remember the cover but I don’t remember hearing it till now, apart from the one that was a Halifax advert. I liked it well enough. Probably a 3.5 if that was a thing.

A comfort album for me. A couple of times listened through every year. The trios music music I listen to much more irregularly, a few good tracks I like, like Marrakesh Express, but then I find myself abit bored with the mid tier material. Young then again, I like very much. The musical expressivness bot vocals and huitar, the daring and raw sound, and mixing that with beautiful acoustic ballads is something I enjoy with Youngs music. Having then Young accompanied by the trio makes the match perfect. The a capella like dynamics put together in beautiful tunes, and still including Youngs expressivness is what makes this album a true joy to listen through. Each and every track. Eventually making one of the best collabs throughout rock history. One can truly feel how everything is well thought through adding up to a mesmerising music experience.

I had heard various songs from this album, but never listened to the full thing. What a revelation! This album arrived in the midst of a lot of tumult: Graham Nash and Stephen Stills had broken up with their celebrity girlfriends (Joni Mitchell and Judy Collins, respectively) and David Crosby's girlfriend was killed in a car accident a few days before they started recording, leaving him often being unable to function. Further tumult arrived in the form of notorious curmudgeon Neil Young. Since Stills played almost everything with a string or keys on recordings, they needed another pair of hands for touring, and invited Young. Naturally, he complained about everything and only participated on half the tracks. This was CSN's version of The White Album, with each member mainly working on their own stuff and only getting together to have other members play the instrumental parts and add other vocals, but it all comes together surprisingly well. I listened to the 2021 remaster, and while I don't think it sounds pristine, the sound quality isn't an impediment to the music. There are a lot of great songs here: "Carry On", "Woodstock", "Country Girl" and the romping closer "Everybody I Love You," but my favorite song is David Crosby's visceral, cathartic "Almost Cut My Hair" (which Stephen Stills curiously wanted to leave out because he didn't like the vocal performance, which is nuts, because Crosby sounds amazing). Anyway, this is a terrific album with a lot of texture and some especially great performances, both vocally and musically. A classic.

Great album, really enjoyable. Cool that they have an "Our House" cover. 8.3/10

cuh-lassic.

2/3. Felt like more of the same from the previous Crosby, Stills & Nash album. A couple of good songs on here and generally good performances, it just doesn't grab me that much. Wish they leaned into some of the heavier sound a bit more often, but I will say that 4+20 was probably my favorite track and that was a totally different vibe than anything else on here or CSN.

Good songs. Whiney voices 🙉

Noen kjedelige, noen flotte

This album was actually so good! Every song besides maybe 4+20 but still probably a 5. Love there cover of Woodstock by Joni Mitchell and I almost cut my hair might be the best ngl.

Brilliant album, great harmonies and quite a variety of sounds/genres. Marked a 4 due to Youngs whiny tones, especially on Helpless, but it works well on the harmonies so I won't be too harsh. Almost Cut My Hair is one of my favourite songs from the 48 albums to date. Carry On, Teach Your Children, Woodstock and Our House all standout tracks. Impressive stuff.

Allocated this one shortly after the crosby, stills, and nash debut. Young adds some songwriting prowess but this didn't take me the same way. Still very good and will revisit.

Not so bad

I quite liked this

Best = Deja Vu Skip = Teach your children

It was good, good for summer with your grandparents but not for me on a regular basis.

Not my normal style of song, but surprisingly I did enjoy it and wold listen again in the future 👍

people can't find out i fw this

Couple of bangers could be better

Pretty good

Pretty enjoyable album

Usually like to listen in the mornings but got busy. Have this one on vinyl so going to use the record player around late afternoon early evening. Started playing around 3, first song I think of when looking at the vinyl before it started is ‘my house’ and maybe ‘helpless’ too, but I don’t remember ‘Almost Cut My Hair’ being that… simple? Not sure if that’s the right word but it was a very fun song just didn’t meet my expectations of cool harmonies typical in CSN. On Woodstock right now, sounding good, having fun. Oh shit ‘Country Girl’! How could I have forgotten—so good. Feels like the songs in between the ones that I know well are not growing on me huge Finished it, going to listen to a few of these a once over or two before rating bc I’m still not remembering a few of them too well, but maybe that’s just a sign they’re not that good, will report back. 2am, good album with some hits but it’s 36 minutes long only. Would probably give it a 7 or 7.5 if I could but I’m not giving it a 4/5 because there’s definitely better albums that are only a 4 so it needs buffer.

My GOATS as always

Decent

i grew up with this album, so i am a bit biased. with CSNY, you get the terrific harmonies, you get the excellent songwriting (now with the inclusion of neil young, who is probably the best songwriter out of the four), and you get a slightly harder edge than CSN's debut. to me, this one is almost perfect. the heavier stuff is great, the softer stuff is a nice reprieve, and this has some of my favorite songs from all four members on here. and for a 55 year old album, it still sounds great. gosh i love this one.

This album still rings well in 2025. Strong flavours of folk, country, and 1970s rock. 1st time listen and liked 3/4+ of the songs.

This is an excellent album.

A bit bland ;(

Carry on es música posta. Que ricas las baladas setentosas 4/5

I appreciate a 30-minute album for a first-time listen-through. It was okay, I bet if I really listened to the words I would get the story, I believe it had deeper meaning in the lyrics.

Carry On - 4.5/5 Teach Your Children - 3/5 Almost Cut My Hair - 4.5/5 Helpless - 4/5 Woodstock - 4/5 Déjà Vu - 4/5 Our House - 4/5 4 + 20 - 3/5 Country Girl - 4/5 Everybody I Love You - 3.5 Quite the interesting album juxtaposed between the happy-happy-joy-joy from counterculture of the 60's and the cynicism brought on in the 70's, and the music reflects it well. There are a few times where the music feels a bit hokey (notably on Teach Your Children) but their harmonization on several of the songs stops me from knocking it down further. Overall: 4/5 Favorites: Carry On, Almost Cut My Hair, Woodstock

This album is a classic, amazing.

Revisit

100% me. Love this album

It’s a good album. I grew up on it.

Such a classic band! Always loved their vibe and this album is no different.

Just Beautiful

A little sugary but there are some good ones here, especially "Our House." Great for a calm and quiet morning. Update, six hours later: I have "Our House" on repeat. I cannot stop listening to it, it's so beautiful.

-carry on, 7/10 This song literally made me move my head. It’s so class. I loved it, and it might even end up on my playlist. -Teach your children, 4/10 This one was a little too classy for me. Not playlist material, but it wasn’t horrible. -almost cut my hair, 10/10 Insane instruments and vocals. Instantly loved it. -helpless, 6/10 Good song, not my style -Woodstock , 8/10 Great track, the guitar really stands out -deja vu ,6/10 Catchy, kinda pirate movie energy -our house ,10/10 Pure classic- beautiful. -4+20, 3/10 Too old school sounding for me -County girl (I think your pretty), 6/10 Not sure yet, no doubt I couldn’t warm up to it tho -everybody I love you, 7/10 Good, just not my taste Overall I give it a 8/10, not my taste but surprising I liked it

need to relisten but not bad. vibe is niche and the recommended songs after were also a vibe

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it's not terrible, but i'm just not impressed.

The sound of America as I wish it would be. A bit too clean and perfect, though! Favourite tracks: Cut My Hair, Helpless, Country Girl

I have always loved this album - every track holds up and Country Girl" remains my favorite Neal Young tune of all-time. A true desert island disc...

Ein av de kulaste supergruppene eg vett om, banger album

This was a great vibe and I enjoyed every single track.

Felt very average

Great song writing, singing, and musicianship. Always worth a full listen through.

All the songs on here were great, but I don’t feel passionate enough about it to give it a 5. That said, I will be coming back to this in the summer, which feels more appropriate for it than a soggy December, and that might bump it up to five for me.

I love Crosby Stills Nash and Young. Their harmonies and mixture of folk, honky tonk, and psychedelic have always fascinated me, and this album is no exception. Heartfelt and hopeful, it takes you through the lives that they built and the hardships they endured with messages of hope and encouragement. Their harmonies are spectacular and enchanting. Truly a wonderful group and a splendid album.

альбом шоб заснути онестлі

підозрюю, що якщо я собі в плейлист додала кілька треків із цього альбому, то мене можна вважати бумеркою😂 але загалом для мене альбом дуже неоднорідно звучить -- частина пісень абсолютний miss, хоча підозрюю, що 50 років тому вони більше заходили слухачам

Ем, застаре навіть для мене)

You'd think I would have learned my lesson not to sleep on Folk Rock classics after The Band's Self-Titled turned into one of my favorite records, but here I am again being floored by an album I've put off for too long. When you put four amazing guitarists on a record together, I guess it's not surprising that the result is guitar being used as well as I've ever heard it in a Folk Rock context. Every track feels incredibly earthy, which I think comes from Neil Young's influence. It adds a complexity that makes the project a lot more interesting to dissect and enjoy. Almost Cut My Hair is my favorite example of this, introducing a grit that separates it from the more harmony-focused tracks like Carry On. The record sounds lush and absolutely wonderful for such an old recording; the use of imaging lets each instrumentalist showcase their own virtuosity in a super interesting way. I'm a sucker for pastoral folk rock like this, shame on me for ignoring this for so long.

Classic. Anything less than 5 stars says more about the listener than the record.

One of my all-time favorite albums.

Psychadelic, layered, fun! Loved it.

The algorithme is definiteively giving us, good shit. I just listened to this one in repeat during a bus night drive, really great, some hits and the rest is nice, music is really nice even if Young's voice can be a bit irritating some time,

I was reading about Buena Vista Social Club and how it didn't do too well in Havana/Cuba generally bc it came across as too "old school." I think I feel similarly about this album. Much like BVSC, I do enjoy it quite a bit, but there's just something not fully there for me.

Cómo no disfrutar esos años

Aside from a couple of songs, I don't find it memorable.

I'd give this 3.5 stars if I could but I guess I'll round up. Nice guitar tone.

La primera vez que lo escuché no me generó nada. La segunda vez, mirando incluso la fecha, caí en que era bueno. 6/10

Second half is better than the first.

Ótimo álbum! Melodias lindas. QoA Cloudscape.

Extra points for Stills’ lush fuzzy guitar on ‘Carry On’

Fantastic album that still reveals the optimistic side of the 60s and hope for a better future, before the cynicism of the 70s set in. Intelligent lyrics, harmony, and some nice electric flourishes throughout. The biggest problem on the album is the jarring movement from the opening song, Carry On, to the second track, which is full on country. In fact, the album does have a little bit of unevenness that way, but the highs are so high. It’s still rounds up to a five star rating.

The Deja Vu for me is hearing all of these songs that I have indeed heard before, but the context of the album vs radio play really punctuates. This is a really good album, and though the tracks that weren’t released as singles for radio play compliment them well. They differ in style and tone sometimes, but the whole works. It is also nice to have Neil Young’s soft and driving presence. Excellent album.

I could not tell you a single thing about this album. Didn’t hate every second though so it’s got to get an extra point for that.

We love Neil, but this isn’t my favourite.

Ok

4-5

This is the good stuff right here.

A couple good songs, great vocals

Vocal harmonies were great, but some of the songs feel like a filler

Pretty cool

All time all time. All bangers in their own way. CSNY is fucking awesome.

Det är ganska bra. Bättre än jag trodde. Aldrig fattat storheten. Men det är kompetent. Bra låtar. Men inte så märkvärdigt. Fyra

I liked this more than I thought I would, as I thought it was going to be more country influenced. I liked the longing lyrics of almost cut my hair, and how beautiful helpless was.

Had more fun with this than I expected. Some decent songs here. Boygenius for Woodstock Dads.

lotta guys here. Highlight: "Our House"

Gold

Cracking record. Never heard their Woodstock before. Great harnonies, melodies and instrumentation!

Country Girl should have been the closer, but otherwise phenomenal album

Nice but forgettable. 3/5 Highlights: Carry On Teach Your Children Our House

Overall Rating 4.60/5 (9.20/10). All killers, no fillers.

hums at a higher frequency. feels like strange electricity. this band splinters and peak at the same time, that sort of tension gives this album bite.

I didn't love this as much as I expected to, but it had some pleasant folk songs on it.

Fuck this Young guy get him out of here

The vocals and harmonies are especially good here. It reminds me of Eagles.

Aight. Lots of different vocalists.

Some of the most enduring anthems of it’s time, but wonderful hidden gems that make this a well rounded classic !

One of my first albums. Became a CSN(Y) fan.

This was alright

Good and mellow rhythm, nice vocals, good messages, nice variety, does show it's age but solid Favorites -Woodstock, Country Girl Least favorites -Dèja Vu, Almost Cut My Hair

Najveći problem ovog albuma je za mene značajna oscilacija u kvaliteti pjesama, ide od nečeg nalik na ne-progresivni Yes do folka koji već provjereno mrzim. Prijatno je za slušati, pa čak i u gorim trenucima.

Fav songs: almost cut my hair

Truly a fantastic album

If you've ever listened to a classic rock station as a kid, you'd know half of this album. Just some good Americana style hippy music with some good folky deep tracks to round it out. Their vocal harmonies are unmatched in my opinion. Even with all the hits, Country Girl might be the best song on the album. Biggest ding to the album is Almost Cut My Hair. Alright, we get it, you don't like the man. The lyrics do get a little corny overall. Still a great album I listen to pretty regularly.

I love this album - full of hits all the way through, pleasant to listen to, not too forceful, powerful lyrics

Very good bluesy country rock - Neil Young can do no wrong.

Give me some of that ol time rock n roll

Simply one of the best rock albums of all time.Honestly, shorts, little big country, a little bit folk.But when you add that to the mix, it actually elevates it over almost all other country.Rock or folk rock albums

A beautiful album. I prefer the songs written by Graham Nash, "Teach Your Children" and "Our House", and especially those written by Neil Young, "Helpless" and "Country Girl". The album also features their cover of Joni Mitchell's "Woodstock" (although I still think that the cover by British band Matthews Southern Comfort is the best version).

Love this, going on the list

So comforting.

Great album. Also a reminder that fade-outs are weird.

It’s a classic sound (that I grew up hearing) but Neil Young sounds like a yowling cat

really nice, love this guy neil young, what a goat

Really really good. Fantastic guitar playing, instrumentation is warm and lush and organic and just sounds cool. The singing is a 70s harmony relic that sometimes adds to the psychedelic hippie feeling that comes out of this, sometimes is a bit annoying. Less enjoyable when leaning country rather than rock, but this is really great esp Neil Young contributions

1/5 - Ei oo mun juttu man

Given that every book has already been written, I’m sure that someone has written about the history of the supergroup with appropriate rankings. I’m too young to know what level of “super” CSN and Y occupied, as my understanding of their musical tree always starts with them and not the root groups. I wonder if Buffalo Springfield is the 60s equivalent of Screaming Trees or Sunny Day Real Estate. Anyway, I grew up on classic rock, and this album sounds like a greatest hits more than just a stand-alone, which tells you all you really need to know.

Really nice! Only a couple songs I wasn't immediately interested in, but a lot of these were very good. My favorite was probably 4 + 20

I don't know.....I like these songwriters individually but it's still shocking to me that Neil young would do this cheesy harmony stuff. Our House is iconic, but I can't say I like much else

Good album. A good mix of style. Favourite song was Woodstock

A mix between a country farmer/Beatles vibe but none of the songs were overly similar so a nice change from the last few albums. Just like a bubblegum ice cream on a hot summers day-not my go to flavour but still refreshing.

Fleetwood Mac without the coke and domestics that made them fun

Feel like I’m just giving the same review once again, pretty mid again, 1 or 2 that are good but just not my thang

Not my go to type of music but surprisingly enjoyed pretty much every song. Extra star for surprisingly good.

Quite liked this despite thinking country and folk are the Devils work.