Reviews (page 6 of 14)
7/10
Untouchable. Genius. Stevie.
Great album which really showcased Stevie's talent. It was really hard to chose a favorite song as I liked the ethereal sound of "Visions", but I was moved by the realism expressed in the song, "Living For The City". So many of his songs have rhythmic melodies with deep messages which lead to very inspiring music; however, my most favorite song from this album is "All In Love Is Fair". Although I don't really have a worst song, I will choose, "He's Misstra Know-It-All" as it is a little more repetitive than I like. On the whole, I don't have many complaints with this album.
Highlight. In the city, higher ground
Best: "Visions" Worst: "Jesus Children of America"
I was legitimately surprised by Stevie Wonder's voice in most of these. I'm no Stevie Wonder buff by any means, but he seems to have much more range than I had thought. Also his lyrics touching on the experiences of being blind but still living a beautiful and fulfilling life were quite uplifting (as a emo rock enjoyer myself, different from my normal lyrics lol). 3/5
While not as sprawling or diverse as Stevie's masterpiece, Innervisions is still a great album in its own right. "Higher Ground" is the hit and the funkiest song, but the more jammy funk tracks like "Living for the City" are better. That one in particular shows how Stevie could weave social commentary into his songs and keep them hard hitting and danceable while not losing the message. I'll never be as big of a fan of his smoother soul songs, like "All in Love is Fair," but there's only a few of them here, and the album closes on a strong run; "Don't You Worry About a Thing" is just pure joy. No one blended funk, soul, and rock quite like Stevie, and though this isn't his most adventurous album it's a more condensed, jam-packed display of this vocal and musical talents.
I am aware this is on Apple's top 100 albums, which means nothing but something at the same time. Too High is good but Living For the City is exceptional. I probably have listened to it 15 times in the past 24 hours. Cohesively the album works, not a massive fan, but happy I found what I think will end up being one of my favorite songs of all time.
Not as many bangers as his later albums, but the genius of Stevie is on full display
So generally enjoyed this, a few bangers on here. But overall just not nearly as memorable as Songs in the Key of Life. 3.5 stars
Uhhhhhh. Fucking banger?!?!?!? Maybe his best album. Straight to the top of the list. The last two songs r like all time all timers
Religious experience. I may be too contrarian when I say this isn’t his best. It’s pretty fucking perfect. 11/10
*Great R&B album *Living for the City is an awesome track
Really excited to get my first Wonder album! Already listened to this in the past, today re-listened to this album a few times and man, I really wish to give this one 5 stars, but I love about half of the songs here and other half I don't care too much about so easily very solid 4 stars.
Minimalism in Stevie's music
enjoyed but probably wont listen again
Stevie zum zweiten wieder tolles cover, das ging schnell, aber nichts hängengeblieben...c
Excellent. Papa kay also loved
3/5
Beautiful. I liked the second part of the album better
Stevie Wonder's albums from his "classic period" (in the early 70s) are weird affairs. On one hand, they contain a number of innovative and untouchably great pop/rock/R&B/funk tracks - in this category *Innervisions* boasts "Living For The City", "Higher Ground" and "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing", all of which are brilliantly composed and performed. However, the remaing tracks are either jammy workouts (e.g. "Too High", "Jesus Children Of America" on this record), loose numbers that are aiming more for mood than hooks ("Visions") or middling pop tracks ("Golden Lady"). Wonder might have been trying to expand the frontiers of pop and R&B but the less-hooky numbers seem underdeveloped.
Go-to Sunday morning album
I fell deeper in love with this album trying to come up with reasons why it's not perfect. I can only critique 2 things right now: Stevie's choice of instruments can —sometimes— feel —a little bit— dated. And I guess the ending track could feel a little more powerful just to keep with the energy of the album. The track list still feels perfect. So, I've heard this before. The songs I didn't remember by heart this time around, like Visions, were absolutely beautiful pieces of work. The pieces I did already remember fondly revealed layers of both instrumental and philosophical value. What a gem of a piece of work. I almost cried. I love when music makes you feel. 4.9/5
6/10 I just don't like a jazzy ballad
Yep
not a big fan of stevie wonmder but i can appreciate it
Another Stevie album and another 5/5 - Living for the City is an all-time great, and its supporting cast on this album elevate. Crazy that Stevie wrote this album at 24.
This is seriously a masterpiece of an album. I feel like Stevie wonder confirms the idea that people who lose one sense have their other senses heightened because damn. I think this is in my top 15 albums of all time, and my fav Stevie Wonder. Every song is so intricate but absolutely mesmerizing and beautiful. Fav songs ( I wish I didn’t have to choose): golden lady, all in love is fair, he’s misstra know-it-all
9/10
Ok, he deserves all the praise 😎
bardzo ładny album, niektóre piosenki stevie wonder znam ale akurat nie z tej płyty
Stevie doesn't miss. There is certainly some Stevie Wonder fatigue after listening to so many of his songs. If you've heard one album you've heard me all. But still great music.
What a voice. What an album. No skips.
Stevie Wonder. Innervisions. deserves to be one of the 1001? yes!
Would put this on a list of 100 most essential albums to listen to. Words about it will not do justice, it is legendary.
Also a classic, but a bit too sleezy for me
Great!
Stevie is always a classic
A delightful and impactful album from one of the great musical talents of the late 20th century. If you've only heard the edited, "radio" version of "Living for the City" that was released as a single, you owe it to yourself to hear the full version included on the album, which far more directly and powerfully addresses the way dreams can collide with social and racial injustice. For that seven and a half minutes alone, this album is essential. But it's certainly not the only reason to listen to this great work.
Geggjuð plata. Soundið óaðfinnanlegt hjá undrabarninu. Heildarverkið mjög solid.
Tær snilld
There are a few things to note first-- Stevie Wonder recorded this as he turned 23 years-old, and this was his SIXTEENTH album. Granted many of those early Motown recordings do not take the same time commitment or level of energy as later or modern albums. But I point this out to say that Wonder's life from a very young age was and is music. He's more than a practiced professional; this is a master at the height of his craft. He may even be called a genius savant in that he plays nears every instrument on every track on this album. Oh, and by the way, he's doing all this while blind. Let that all sink in for a moment. Even if Stevie Wonder didn't make any albums after this, Innervisions would cement him as one of the greatest musicians ever. But he did go on, and this still stands as one of his best, and it's probably a top ten album for me. In contrast to something like Songs in the Key of Life, which is sprawling, reverent, and contemplative, Innervisions is tight, compact, and explosive. It's beautiful fusion of soul, gospel, funk, and rock all filtered through Wonder's piano and clavinet. I can't imagine hearing the beautiful warble of "Too High" in 1973, like Thundercat transported himself 50 years back. The rest of the first side is delicate in "Visions", gutting in "Living For the City, groovy in "Golden Lady. Side two is optimistic in "Higher Ground", provoking in "Jesus Children of America, breathtaking in "All in Love Is Fair", playful in "Don't You Worry Bout a Thing", and tongue-in-cheek in "He's Misstra Know-It-All". All of these songs make a sum greater than their parts, and their influences are obvious throughout the history of pop, even in some of the greatest artists in Prince and Michael Jackson. They would not exist without Stevie Wonder.
Really enjoy Stevie Wonder!
This album is a straight banger. If you're into hip hop so many people have taken samples from this album from Madlib, J Dilla, Apollo Brown, Nujabes. Higher Grounds is a fun ass track. The closer track is hilarious. Had a joy listening to this. If it wasn't for this platform, would have never listen to this album. 5/5 stars
Pretty universally considered his 2nd best album after Songs in the Key of Life and as fan of that album, which contains his best songs, I'd say that this, as a single album, is probably his most accessible due to it's concise length and inclusion of some classic songs, namely, Living for the City , Don't You Worry About a Thing and Higher Ground, which I first heard as a RHCP cover (this is much better!) Unlike Songs in the Key... which has it's softer and more tender moments, this is pretty consistently upbeat and groove-laden and a very easy listen. It's the Saturday night album compared to its successors Sunday morning vibes. Both are great in their own way!
Never intentionally listened to Stevie Wonder before so stoked for this. Is it called Innervisions because he's blind? That's pretty good. I've definitely heard Too High before. So playful, great track, tones are perfect (little phasers on everything, incl vocals) Wasn't expecting this shift into track 2. I'm less into this tonally, though the guitars parts are nice. Lots of vision metaphors here - this song doesn't seem to go anyway, makes me feel like I'm stuck which could very well be the point. OK HERE WE GO I def have heard Living For The City before too. These verses are so so good. I'm a sucker for a mid-track skit too haha Golden Lady is sick too - those key changes going up and up during the fade out Higher Ground - is this a Chili Peppers cover? If you don't love a clavinet through a wah pedal this song ain't for you. Never really noticed the bass hammer on/pull offs before, so sick. Took me a sec to realize it's a bass synth actually Also kinda stopped actively listening/writing notes as I got doing some work, but got pulled back in by the closing track chorus hook. Good album with some absolute classic songs/sounds!!
Can't believe I still haven't dove deeep on Stevie. I think I tried once a few years ago and wasn't ready. I'm still not sure I'm quite ready but I do 'get it' so much more this time around. This is a true master at work - no doubt. I'm not sure I've heard much music that is so complex while also being so accessible. Stevie makes sure to bring the listener up to his level - he wants you to come along for the ride, like truly. Too High brought me in right away. Fuck the drums sound so good on this record. The hi-hats sound so musical. It's fun listening to these 1001 records and hearing moments of tracks that sound familiar. I knew this keyboard line just from DJ Rashad's Chicago juke track I'm Too High (2006) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G8OLfnW1bc Also -- I had heard (and love) Robert Glasper's recording of 'Jesus Children' (2013). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3-7S5nbdwk (which also features Lalah Hathaway on vocals - she has some beaaautiful R&B stuff from the 90s like this one - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EnAVD00cUw). Apparently she has performed w/ Stevie, too! When I was younger I remember vividly that whenever he was involved in any Grammys performance, the artists attending were always so so moved by him and his presence. Beginning to feel that. Excited to listen to more Stevie through this (I'm assuming there's more coming). Tracks like Higher Ground are the ones from Stevie that don't speak to me -- sort of like 'Superstition'. That straight-ahead drum beat funk stuff just is not my jam. Fav tracks: Too High, Visions, He's Misstra Know-It-All
Chord changes are insane Visions is way weirder than I thought Stevie Wonder got Wow Living For the City is heavy (emotionally). The skit in the bridge! Golden Lady not doing much for me Higher Ground, a classic I never knew the name of. The rhythmic machinery of the guitars and the Clav with the swing of the rhythm section. GROOVY All In Love Is Fair - what a singer. Whoa Spanish Those chromatic climb-downs with harmonies. Wild Misstra Know it All - just feels so good. Motown knew how to make things feel good!!! Drums are drummer’s perspective Love that fade out refrain. A gorgeous record. So musically sophisticated, and still so many hooks. I’ve never really gone deep into the soul/funk/RNB realm, so I’m listening without much cultural context, but from a sheer musicality standpoint it’s amazing, and the social commentary felt pretty heavy at times. Though I’m not sure how often I’ll revisit it, I feel enriched having listened to it. I’m going 4 on this bad boy.
A beautiful, powerful album. This was a wonderful listen!
I think this is as good as it gets with Stevie Wonder. I can admit I wasn't looking forward to another SW record but this has been a pleasure. Just one track with harmonica, and even that was bearable with just clear single notes rather than the usual cacophonic mess. And even though I was getting it in stereo, at least it was all over and done with in the first track. I'd also forgotten how good 'Don't You Worry Bout A Thing' (so the original is bossa nova? I never knew. Awesome) and 'He's Misstra Know It All' are. I'm kinda shocked to say I really like this album. So what happened after this? A long descent to the absolute dogshite he wrote in the 80s and onwards. Stevie I think that the car crash did affect you after all. 4½
Energetic album.
Loved
First time listening. Many songs sound familiar, albeit from samples or movies/tv shows or covers. A really smooth and pleasant sounding. I prefer Stevie’s voice to Curtis’ voice. Really warm and enjoyable! A pleasant surprise. Did not know I’d like Stevie this much.
I liked most of it, but it's just not my thing. That said, couple of great tracks on here, though I do prefer the RHCP version of "Higher Ground".
fat all chewed up, now sticky and frozen, raw as they come all beaten and swollen, coldening fingers and watery words as they pour into its insides all blown out in the floor, for a lie that youve been told an afternoon thats out and loaned, i try to swallow all its rests the amount now thinning until gone, and when the fat lies there no more, all crumbs like bread in my mouth now torn, i will be dreaming of it all for evermore
Too high is giving charlie and the chocolate factory vibes
Masterpiece. It’s constantly debated what Stevie’s best project is — with Innervisions frequently cited alongside Songs in the Key of Life & others — but I think this is his most tight triumph. Not a skip on here, a litany of variety & songs like Living for the City, Too High, or Visions are all testaments to Wonder’s genius. This all goes without saying he also basically created the entire project on his own, playing nearly every instrument on 7/9 tracks. Really special album that is inarguably timeless & endlessly influential.
Stevie at his best,full of memorable songd
Cracking album. Haven't listened to it in years but forgot how good it was. Too High is a perfect start.
Overall a good and enjoyable listen which went relatively quick. Stand out tracks for me were: Living For The City, Higher Ground and All In Love Is Fair (loved his voice on this track)
Really like this album, just didn't quite hit me in the feels like I get the sense some of Stevie Wonder's other music does, but it was an enjoyable experience that I'll be sure to return to in the future. Very solid!
Wonderful album, his 70s music is so far ahead of it's time. This one has a couple of fillers but it flows beautifully together and the strong tracks are immense.
The highs are incredible - talking about the starting and ending tracks in particular. The album transitions very well throughout and feels very cohesive. There are 1-2 weaker tracks in the middle of the b-side but never gets unpleasant.
Just excellence all round (love how the songs flow into each other too). Would have got 5 stars if just based on quality, but it's just not something I'd repeat over and over genre-wise.
Wunderbar. Keine schlechten Songs bis auf das kurze seltsame Spanisch oder was das war. Einfach angenehme Musik.
One of Stevie Wonder's best albums that highlights his talents. He's not only playing most of the instruments himself, but also easily navigates between smoother and more relaxing styles to serious issues. It's funkier, it's soulful, it's more gospel depending on what you need. So, I had a lot of fun with this album and will listen to it more. Can't give it 5 stars because it doesn't really blow me away.
This is one of those albums that I know is good, I can hear it is good, and yet it’s just not doing much for me, well at least for the first half. Of course, Higher Ground is great, as is the closer, He’s Misstra Know-It-All, and I seem to know Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing. The 2nd half is definitely better than the first half.
I was sent this one right after Talking Book, and I was surprised how much more I enjoyed it. You basically know what you're getting with 70s Stevie albums: pretty, passionate, funky soul, and I don't feel there's much departure from that here, but somehow the hooks to these songs come through so much more clearly than before. Favorites for me include 'Golden Lady' and 'He's Misstra Know It All'.
Starts off with a strong funk groove for a Monday morning. "Living for the City" and "Higher Ground" are classics I can still sing along with. But the whole album feels like it's telling stories. Could easily be a movie. -D
Just excellent
Gosh what a wonderful album and a joy to listen through in one go. Living For The City - middle bit where the 'nigger' gets arrested is shocking, but so clever for him to use his art as a way to politise and show people what's happening. Surrounded by those luscious harmonies, beautiful lyrics... A true great. 5 5 5 5 5 5
Illegal to critique Stevie but imma do it. Not his most engaging release for me. Higher ground is unmatched but the rest felt musically tight but didn’t touch me the way that songs in the key of life did. First listen was half in car half playing disc golf and second listen was half disc golf and half in car so I think I got the full spectrum. I think I just wish this album was hyper.
A generational talent, I think everyone loves at least one Stevie Wonder song and damn there's a shit ton to pick from. The dude has been living and breathing music his entire life. Too high and Living in the City are 2 songs that I'd never heard before that I really enjoyed. Of course Higher Ground is a staple too. This album just got better as it went on. The playing on this record is so good. He's one of the best at creating the most earworm melodies to some of the best grooves. This is definitely a 5/5
Stevie is an american treasure, this album is wonderful and not even his best.
A good variety of music on this album from Stevie, including three singles which were popular at the time. This one was not quite as good as “songs in rhe Key of Life”, which we heard earlier, but still a solid 3.5 stars.
I think I've been converted to a Wonderkin (as I assume Stevie's fans are called). 'Living for the City' was a USC acapella staple, but the non-acapella* version is better (imagine that!). Slur count = 1 though. 'Higher Ground' (well, a cover of it, which I also like) is in Center Stage, one of my most favorite movies, so I have liked the song ever since. It is a bop. This album isn't quite a 4 though. Highlights: 'Higher Ground', 'Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing' *Wik(t)i(onary) is strangely insistent that a one-word version of this is a mistake, which is unlike their usual descriptive approach to language change! (sad!)
Crack total negro. Al ángulo todas. Inigualable. 8/10
De la buena. Me gustó para trabajar, pero como siempre una escucha y chau. Nota: 3.0
Both good and engaging but not going to be my choice
Quite a few good songs on here and some great ones.
ok
I can't say I've heard any of these songs before, but I'm glad I did now 5/5
Ight
More Stevie wonder, what else can I say? Not quite SITKOL but not much else is, a pleasure regardless
Rip dad
First time listening to Stevie Wonder. It’s about what I expect, and that’s not an insult.
Album bonbon.
Ok
Lots of Stevie Wonder this week. Strange coming to a normal album off the beast of Songs in the Key of Life. Beautiful album, so many bangers, so much important content and experience.
8 - GOOD
Pretty good.
Wonder kan fantastische hits schrijven en tussen de lijnen van de pop een bijtende commentaar op de samenleving afleveren.
Innervisions tackles sad truths that haunt the fabric of American culture. Wonder uses his voice and musicality to make highly emotional appeals and provide cathartic repose. Do not miss the gem from one of America’s greatest artists.
Great opening track, sets a mood that doesn’t let up the whole album. Found myself fleet footed, dancing, and fist pumping for the duration of this listen. These songs also say something, while being incredibly entertaining to listen to.
Classic.
Some great tracks on here, but this is far from my favorite Stevie Wonder album. But, most Stevie Wonder albums are good enough to make this list, including this one.
3.3 2x catch up 10/27 decent enough
Really good to hear the entire album.
Absolutely inspirational and fun, featuring pure genius by Stevie Wonder. This is a perfectly coherent and repeatable album experience. Irresistible urge to sing along to "Living For The City" and "Higher Ground" every time, what amazing tracks.
**
Less perfect than Songs in the Key of Life. Still pretty much perfect.
Pretty good, but not really my thing
Iconic, and also the exact kind of music I'd love to see live at a small venue with good drinks.
4.2/5
The man is just an awesome signer/songwriter. Beautiful album.
Härlig röst och härliga grooves
Går ju inte att dras med i glädjen i denna musik, men är tyvärr begränsat i hur intressant det är. Toppenutfört dock i sång o spelande!
Stevie W är cool.
Less hits, but a very well constructed album. Can listen to it over and over again.
Starts funky, goes melodic, then soulful. Stevie is awesome. I enjoy his full albums. I don't think I like this as much as Talking Book, but it's still great.
Really great album, Stevie has a ton of range on this. Though I enjoyed it a lot I'm not sure if it's something I'd often listen to however.
It was alright actually
Oopsi glemte rating. Tror da va heilt kurrant, men ikkje for meg
pearse's favorite stevie wonder song "golden lady" is on this. a really lovely friday album, though not as many hits as his others.
Overall: 9/10 Yeah, this is awesome. Stevie has such a great voice, and he makes some incredible, funky music. He's capable of fun dance music, slower ballads, and he isn't afraid to bring up social issues either. Do we even have a modern day equivalent to Stevie Wonder? I don't believe we do. Fav Song: Living for the City
Currently listening Too High is so funky Visions is slow in a way I really like, very acoustic too Living for the City - Loveeee the synth ill always be a synth enjoyed, and the bass is so like twangy, the middle bit reminded me of church and then a guy gets arrested?? Golden Lady - lovely, outro is great, love when the vocals get gradually higher, like emotions get more intense Higher Ground - reminds me of the soundtrack of hill climb racing, though I guess that was probs inspired by this and not the other way around Jesus Children of America - love a good song that considers the real reasons why Christians do what they do! kinda conflicted here All in Love is Fair - It's alright, kinda zoned out reading something on tumblr so I wasn't locked in fully Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing - The kinda song that makes you want to learn to salsa with your beloved at 7pm on a Sunday, and also makes you reflect on the fact its been 52 years (ouch) since this album dropped and politically things really haven't shifted too much in a positive direction..oof It's so upbeat though!!! I am indeed, not worrying about a thing He's Misstra Know-It-All (Richard Nixon diss track), even if it isn't about him, I love a song demeaning a man <3 and this one is subtle in It ( and I really like the drums yummy album
Love Stevie Wonder, never listened to Innervisions before. The few two tracks are much moodier than most of the pop Stevie Wonder I'm familiar with. I am seeing where Thundercat gets some of his mojo from. "Living For The City" is a very conscious song and this is a much more serious Stevie Wonder than "Songs in the Key of Life". "Higher Ground" is of course a total classic. 10/10 song. For 1973 he's doing a ton with different influences that are pretty ahead of their time - "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" is very eclectic for the funk/R&B of the time. Overall, I definitely enjoyed the album. I don't personally think it's as dynamic or impressive as some of his other work but it is certainly Stevie Wonder and a great record. Easy 4/5.
Some wonderful classics and a few newbies. He’s Mistake know it all has been saved.
Really hammers home how much of a Stevie Wonder rip-off Jamiroquai is. It was okay, but nothing stood out to make me want to listen to this a second time. Three stars for pleasant background sounds.
Stevie might might not have a bad album holy hell the man is a damn musical savant
Another incredible Stevie classic. This music is so rich and so well arranged. It’s not perfect but it’s a hell of an album. I appreciate the experimentation, but not every track hits as hard as the gold standard that Stevie has earned.
Too High - funky, but maybe a bit repetitive, missing a hook? Visions - meh Living For The City - top tier song Golden Lady - liking this one! Higher Ground - a perfect song Jesus Children of America - this is def. a new one for my funk/soul playlist, love it! All In Love Is Fair - just ok Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing - Love it! He's Misstra Know-It-All - Good album ender All in all, there are maybe two skips on this album, but I loved it!
Enjoyed some tracks and already knew some tracks. Not my kind of music but can appreciate it.
I see why people love him but I can't really enjoy most of the songs on this album. Mastering is good but songs either took too long to get to an interesting part or just never got interesting to me. Exceptions, of course, include Higher Ground, and thats it.
Un nouvel album ajouté à ma playlist!
alls fair in love and he’s misstra know it all and don’t you worry bout a thing are so good but didn’t love/listen hard to the rest
Undeniably enchanting.
In this album Stevie Wonder experiments with synths and the result is fantastic. Favourites: Jesus Children Of America (that ''shaft'' boogie sound,so good) All in Love Is Fair,the piano,the singing,perfection, Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing,never ever any other artist has convinced me to groove in a latin rhythm(which i hate)before,genius song,genius harmonies, He's Misstra Know-It-All,what a vibe and beautiful lyrics, Golden Lady has the perfect lyrics and it's so dreamy like the ''love boat''. It's 4/5 to me.
Fantastic album, Living for the city is a masterpiece. I sort of forgot how amazing this album is. Every track is great. My favourite Wonder. 5 Heard before? Yes Owned: Yes 20/1001, 20/79 (25%) Will I get? Already have
It's a good album but it's not going to be in my rotation. Mistra Know It All is my probably my favorite and Higher Ground is a classic.
Soft 5. I'll always love Stevie Wonder and this album is no exception. Not as strong as some of my other favorites of his, but still an undeniably great album. Did appreciate the more experimental nature of this one vs. his more ballad-filled albums of past.
Perfect Album, no skips. I think this might be the first time I've listened to this top to bottom, I didn't realize how short it was. Golden lady was the track that really stood out to me on this time listening. Stevie wonder might be my favorite musician ever and this is some of his best.
Not hard to see why this one is on here. Very quality, even if it doesn't have the hits of some of his other albums.
Stevie Wonder - a name I’m familiar with but outside the hits haven’t explored too much. This album was an enjoyable listen and I appreciated reading about its significance, but it’s not necessarily music style I would seek out or see myself listening to again from start to finish.
Amazing! 10/10
Amazing record - Stevie at his peak. Smooth, funky, and political. All sorts of highlights throughout, but a favorite of mine is the harmonies in Misstra Know-it-all.
‘Higher Ground’ was the highlight here
nice
Not my favorite, but of course so incredibly solid. Living for the city and higher ground are just classics.
super cool 10/10
yeah...
Amazing album here from a GOAT. Innervisions is more of a spiritual funk/soul album compared to SITKOL which I can appriciate. This one takes a more bold leap for when it was released and I think he executed it very well. Solid 8/10.
wasn't a huge fan of the first few songs when I listened to it for the first time but I looked a second time and I liked it more, rest of the songs were good
Instant five stars - sensational album. Every track stands out for itself, but the album as a whole blends nicely and by all accounts had a huge impact and important commentary at the time. 10/10
Generally brilliant. Living for the City lives in my head. Higher Ground and even the slower songs bop.
This pretty great. I much prefer the upbeat stuff to the ballads and living for the city is just awesome. The tunes are great, Stevie's voice is smooth, but has an edge when he wants it. The sounds are great too. I would have preferred more of the bigger riffs Stevie does so well. Good stuff though, and the production is lovely.
Good, not his best
My favorite Stevie album that I've listened to so far.
Beautiful voice- but most songs sound the same. I really love "Don't you worry 'bout a thing". I found the little skit interesting. they're a staple in the hip-hop genre. Did Stevie start this tradition?
2/5 not for me - sc
Another great album by Stevie
Meh, I'm not going to make it through this album. 2 stars.
Great!!!
2,4/5
Good vibes in the morning with this album
While the songs overall aren't as strong as some of his other records, the creativity and talent still shines through, both in strong vocals and the overall songwriting.
Bom o disco, porém esperava um pouco mais...
Falls off slightly due to the non-single tracks being a bit forgettable, but it holds together as an album, and Higher Ground deserves a star of its own.
Llegamos al viernes, antesala de mi cumpleaños de hecho, con el Esteban Maravilla, otro de esos artistas de los que nunca escuché discos, mas si canciones sueltas. Arranca sutilmente funkie y se mantiene, con momentos más arriba como con "Higher Ground" o "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing". Gracias y hasta el lunes.
It was nice to listen to. Not something I would consider listening to everyday. But it was good music. GOOD music to listen to
Starts getting interesting with Living For The City. The funky groove of Higher Ground really hits in the middle of this album. Don’t Worry About A Thing is kinda fun. I enjoyed this as a break from the alt/punk/post-punk rock the generator gave me this week. However, I don’t think this is an album I’ll be returning to. There’s this smooth lounge sound to Stevie’s music that I’m not a fan off. 3/5.
Is Innervisions Stevie Wonder’s greatest album? It might be. By 1973, Stevie had gone from child genius to full-on visionary. He played almost everything on the record himself and used it to call out racism, religion, drugs, and politics—all without losing the groove. “Living for the City” hit like a punch. “Higher Ground” felt like a second chance. He was only 23, blind, and still saw more clearly than everyone else. Three days after the album came out, he nearly died in a car crash, which makes “Don’t You Worry ’Bout a Thing” feel almost eerie. This was the moment Motown grew up and Stevie was rewriting what pop could be. So yeah, maybe Songs in the Key of Life was bigger. But Innervisions hit hardest.
Fine *shrug* but I can sure see what Joe Dart and Michael League are talking about when they say they learned bass listening to Wonder's left hand. That thing is possessed.
I couldn't wait for this to be finished......2/5
Took a couple of songs to get into it but higher ground is a banger
Always surprised by how many tracks on SW albums are classics.
was at its best in the funkier parts
01/10/2025 The album didn't really do anything for me, I ended up finding it quite boring. Spotify listeners: 18.8 million
Stevie Wonder has been justly canonized and all his music deemed irreproachably sublime. I honor the opinions of those who feel this way, I respect his musicianship and influence on our culture, but I feel his recordings are often uneven, including this one. Part of it is overexposure--I've just heard these songs too many times. My copy of _Innervisions_ has been gathering dust on my shelves for decades. It will return there to gather some more. 3 for "meh."
Great
These songs are so funky and silly that it’s hard not to be won over by their charm. There’s some songs that vibe with me cause they are alittle too religious for me, and there were a few that were slow that I didn’t like. But man, the songs that are good go so hard. Obviously this goes without saying but “higher ground” is easily one of the greatest songs of all time. So that song does alot of heavy lifting but I also really liked “too high”. I do wish the album was alittle sillier and had a sense of humor but that’s just me.
I've been fortunate enough to get two Stevie Wonder albums over the last week. Is it safe to say he is one of the least respected musicians of his time? Absolute rockstar. Best Song: Living for the City Rating: 9.0/10 Stars: 5
I was in such a bad mood when starting this and it completely lifted me out of it
Por momentos me ha recordado al royito de tyler the creator en Igor y en estos ultimos años. Como que me ha molado pero no ha terminado de. Cada cancion de su padre y de su madre pero eso es bueno. Creo que otro dia y otro mood lo habria apreciado mas
Amazing
Lil' Stevie does it again
Incredible album.
Clearly one of Wonder's best albums. Just 9 tracks, but many of them are classics (and required listening).
good shit, imagine if it was a japanese woman speaking softly instead tho
Boring.
No single individual should have this much talent. Seems ridiculously unfair. Favourite Higher Ground.
It’s an amazing album. It sounds perfect too. Still, I struggle to find songs on here that I’ll definitely come back to. Loved it, but don’t think I’ll listen to it often
Ja wiem, że to geniusz, ale ta płyta niezbyt do mnie trafia. Tak, melodię są piękne, głos ma niesamowity, ale po prostu to nade mną przelatuje. Mogę pokiwać głową i potupać nóżką, ale niewiele zostanie, gdy ostatni dźwięk już przebrzmi. 6.5/10 równane w dół.
'Genius' doesn't only get thrown around too much, it's too often employed to describe an artist's style - their way w/ words and music - a lazy attempt to get at the quiddity of a figure. But w/ Stevie Wonder, it's more than appropriate to observe that, yes, the man is a genius: for some reason, it works to characterize his musical program. At one point, 'genius' referred to an individual's quintessence rather than mere cognitive capacity. W/ this in mind, we can take heed of Stevie's adage: 'Everybody's got a thing / But some don't know how to handle it.' On Innervisions, the third of his 'classic period,' genius manifests as a brave embrace and a final transcendence of platitude: the ability to say what's on his mind in a cocktail of complexity.
4th Stevie album I've gotten and if I can encapsulate it in some way... look at it like this: If Songs in the Key of life was this epic hour and a half and Talking Book was a trim 40 mins of mostly good songs, the Innervisions is the best middle point. You get Stevie is in his A game with some of the best songs he's written (Inject Too High and Don't Worry 'bout a Thing straight into my VEINS) but in a comfortable 40 mins. It's everything you'd want in a Stevie thing and then some. I think I generally like SITKOL more but I wouldn't be surprised if I end up returning to this one way more.
Loved this. So many great tracks on this album.
there’s a real sense of soothing and grooving i always get when listening to Stevie
Lindo, animado e romantico. Curti principalmente Golden Lady.
Not great
Loved it, never listened to the full album before. It paints a much stronger picture for sure. I wonder if frank ocean listened to Too High before writing Channel orange
249/1089 - A few days after Innervisions came out, Stevie Wonder unfortunately got in a bad car accident and was in a coma for 10 days. I wonder if when he woke up he pulled a prank on the doctors and went "AAAH I CAN'T SEE!" If I was blind and in this situation, I'd totally do that. Also this is Stevie Wonder's best album.
I wanted to give it 4, but it just doesn't grab me like I hoped it would.
Excellent album. Not a single thing I can comment on
Perfect album
What a fun funky album
Stevie Wonder is great. Although this album is considered one of the greatest, it’s not one of my favorites.
Reminds me of a lot of Graham music. I really love the mixing, the plucks of the guitar are so clear. It's so warm. I'd really like to look into Progressive Soul more. The energy when the drums kick in on the track Living for the City :) Golden Lady is my fav <3
Really great album, solid vibes. Loves to hear any Stevie wonder albums pop up. It’s so close to a 5 for me, but it doesn’t stick with me like done of the 5s do but is a good time.
Possibly unfair on Stevie to draw this one after Songs In The Key... in spite of being released first and representing an earlier stage in his development. This is still a really good album, albeit in a genre I generally don't turn to. When it's strong, it's excellent (Higher Ground, Golden Lady, Misstra Know-It-All) but a bit too much of it fades away for me and is just objectively cool without leaving much impact on me personally. I have enjoyed listening to this sporadically over the past few days and will happily listen again, but probably won't go and pick it out anytime soon.
One of the best albums of all time. Pitchfork: 10.0 Rolling Stone: Top 500 Albums #34 Best Songs Living For The City Higher Ground All in Love Is Fair Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing
A relaxing and wonderfully composed album. So, so good. 9/10
Spectacular. Little Jazz. Little funk. Great stuff. 9/10
Low 4 I think, maybe high 3, some great tracks, don't love the way it ends though. If it's not one of the great tracks, it's a fine but forgettable track
Funny to get this the same week as Talking Book. I think Talking Book is the better album even though I imagine many think otherwise. Still a great album. Choose the opener (Too High) and closer (He’s Misstra Know-It-All) for the playlist.
Have I just stumbled upon the quintessential pop-soul album? It's not a genre I have much experience with at all, but there's surely not much else out there to rival this in quality. One of those albums where everything hangs together impeccably, despite some absolutely bonkers ideas regularly cropping up out of left field, and such a wealth of diversity from track to track. Stevie Wonder's voice is fantastic, and through his lyrics he explores themes of striving for world peace, the trials and tribulations of living in the US as a person of colour during the Civil Rights era, and throughout there's a perfectly balanced blend of gratitude for life, but also an anger towards the pool of injustices and challenges it brings. It reconciles the chaos and upheaval of inner-city life into such a wonderful sonic experience. Getting to hear stuff like this for the first time is precisely why I signed up for this monolithic undertaking.
Listened to this quite a few times last week while doing work. The best parts aren't as good as Songs in the Key of Life but overall this was shorter and more consistent. Muy chévere. Low 5.
6/10 - it was a solid album
Not on par with songs in the key of life but otherwise really good for Stevie. Definitely feels like less filler than talking book
Stevie makes hit after hit on this record, demonstrating his range while maintaining a consistent soul and theme in the music
Every song has a nice groove to it. Very pleasant album
such a beautiful album
Álbum bem interessante. Bastante Groove. Celest Phoenixcall.
There is absolutely no reason why I should dislike Stevie Wonder, and I don't. But this album, and the only other Stevie albums I've heard before (FFF) were underwhelming, for lack of a better term. The guy can play, sing, but I struggle to connect with the music on a personal level. Nobody's fault. This feels like nice, inoffensive music that will never be more than a momentary blip on my radar.
Album 902 of 1089 Stevie Wonder - Innervisions (1973) Rating : 4 / 5 Some awesome tracks here that really let him show off those strong vocals, and the whole thing carries that positively upbeat energy that’s so characteristic of Stevie. The production is top-notch, with every instrument sitting just right in the mix, giving it a polished but still soulful feel. Songs like “Higher Ground” and “Living for the City” really stood out, not only for their groove but also for the messages behind them. It’s just a nice-sounding album all around - proof once again of why Stevie Wonder is held in such high regard.
Pure bliss, от которого то радуешься, то злишься, то танцуешь, то грустишь. Универсальное произведение.
I may be unfair but for my taste there are too few memorable songs on here.
I love so much of Stevie Wonder's music and I know this is regarded as an iconic album - but this album just didn't do it for me. Higher Ground and Living for the City blow me away every time I hear them, and I really enjoyed Golden Lady which I didn't know before. But I found the rest of the album incredibly uneven, and some of it just isn't to my taste. I found the lyricism lacking in many of the songs, as well as the quality of his vocals. And many of the songs just felt corny to me - occasionally even showtune-y. Overall just not my cup of tea.
A few good hits on this album.
Pretty good
An album of funky, catch songs that captured the mood of the early 70's lyrically. Great songwriting for the genre.
Funkahtavaa Wonderia. Dont you worry about a thing muunmuassa levyllä.
One of the best black albums of all time. 1973.
Love it! So funky. So soulful. Cool jazzy production and really nice mixes
One of the best ever.
My knowledge of Stevie Wonder has always been when there's like a big musical tribute or massive super band jam on a late nigtht show or awards broadcast and they introduce everyone and then, finally, they announce Stevie Wonder and everyone goes crazy and all the musicians are bowing and grateful...and then he really doesn't bring anything special to the mix. I'll admit that there's good instrumentation here and it's the grittiest I've ever heard Stevie's voice go but I just can't get into it. I'm sure this is my own fault but, whatever the reason, I just don't enjoy Stevie's music. Sorry man.
I love Stevie. This is a great one IMO
Kind of neutral on the album. Pretty jazzed on the story though!
Higher Ground is obviously an amazing song. The rest of the album was pretty solid too. I'd say 3.5 - will round up.
Not bad my dude
Pretty enjoyable.
meh not great
Un gran disc. Aquesta època de Stevie Wonder val molt la pena, a nivell mescla de funky amb soul. Només coneixia el parell de temes més clàssics però m'ha agradat molt
Not much has changed it seems.
just a spectacular musician! such a huge fan of his voice, it is so beautiful.
It’s good but I don’t care for it
Wow. Great instrumentals and overall funk vibe with soulful lyrics. Will be listening to again.
honestly I think I spoiled myself by hearing songs in the key of life first, that album is so amazing its hard to listen to stevies other music. this is for sure very good though.
Качественная музыка, чувствуется с первой ноты и до самой последней. Проходных песен нет ни одной и, мало того, вся пластинка достаточно разнообразная. Кажется, я привыкаю к Стиви Уандеру и начинаю с каждым разом его ценить всё выше. 8,5 из 10.
I generally like Stevie Wonder. I don’t own anything, but there’s a good amount of his songs on the radio that I like when they come on. But I’m not actively seeking him out. This album was better than expected, but that’s not a big surprise to me. I’ve always known that Stevie was talented and makes interesting music. It was just more interesting than I anticipated. I thought the way he bounced around unexpectedly in Visions was great. It was a series of unorthodox changes that he made in the song, but it was always in tune, which had to have been very hard to pull off. This song reminded me of Safe by George Michael, though I’m not quite sure why, as the tenor of the song is not close to the same. Higher Ground I’ve always loved, though I have to admit that I first heard this song when the Chili Peppers did it and I still prefer their version. There were others like Living For the City or the closing track which were excellent as well. Not an unbelievable album for me, but it was very good record.
I kinda thought I knew what to expect going into this album. I figured it would be a pretty good album that would serve as a prelude to Songs in the Key of Life. What I wasn’t expecting was for this to be a masterpiece of its own. I mean, Stevie’s a master in his own right. Of course, his vocal range is excellent. But this is definitely one of the best funk and soul albums I think I heard period. Every song is well-crafted and it all goes so smoothly. I think the second half suffers a little bit, like a really small bit. I didn’t really care for Jesus Children of America, but that’s really the only downside. Honestly, it puts a little more pressure on Songs in the Key of Life for me. It’s going to be very interesting to compare these albums. But the bottom line is that, yes, I’m sold on Stevie Wonder. Favorite track: Higher Ground Other hits: Living for the City, Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing, Visions, He’s Misstra Know-It-All, Too High, Golden Lady
mostly a funk overload. this isn't my thing and as I felt a sense irritation I couldn't wait for it to be over. one star is extremely generous
Can't go wrong with Stevie Wonder! Great, funky basslines and good vocals. I did enjoy Songs in the Key of Life a tad more, however.
Liked higher ground and living for the city. And the rest is alright too. It does not reach the variety of songs in the key of life but has better songs than on talking book. Luckily my rating can sit perfectly between them.
Smooth, easy listening. Interested to hear more of Stevie’s discography after that initial intro.
I found myself liking this album, more than what I thought in the beginning. It grows and, even though there are some songs that are not that good, it is such a nice listening, and really enjoyable too.
This is #day396 of my #1001albumsyoumusthearbeforeyoudie challenge, and… "they only change to brown when autumn comes around," a fitting line for early September days. I was skeptical when another Stevie Wonder album popped up (the first one I got way back on #day22 only earned a 2 from me). And I know there are two more records of his ahead. As before, soul singing just doesn't work for me. This time, however, I kind of enjoyed the music itself, especially the funky synthesizer work. I'll give it a 3 out of 5. Looking forward to #day397.
5. One of the best of all time!
SO GOOD. SO SO SO GOOD. bop after bop after bop, the goat is at it again
Everyone knows Stevie Wonder can party, but I was surprised by how much I was moved by the love songs . All In Love Is Fair is beautiful , and the way it rises to fill your ears is great. Big win here all around
i listened to my first stevie wonder album, this one, back in december last year (2024) from a friend’s recommendation at the time when we started this project in a discord server. absolutely amazing album! love it so much. “living for the city” is a masterpiece: lyrically powerful, stevie played all the instrumentals himself, which he did for the most part of thee album. just amazing! “all in love is fair” is an incredibly beautiful song where stevie’s voice really shines so strong! the vocal walk in the chorus of “don’t you worry about a thing” is one of the coolest things ever and i’m obsessed. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Stevie Wonder is clearly talented, but for some reason I find myself not liking a lot of his songs. The hits are good, but the b sides arent my favorite. Overall- probably 2.5-3 range
This is one of the best LPs ever. Filled with great grooves smooth musicality and thoughtful lyricism that Stevie is one of the best at. A must listen and add to your record collection. Filled with hit songs.
Loved it - such cool rhythms and made me want to check out his other albums from this period. Very golden vibe
I’ve seen other reviews along the lines of “I want to love this but it just doesn’t quite land with me” I agree with them.
Eh
Really groovy, really interesting, unlike anything I’ve heard before and loved every second.
groove. harmony. melody. creativity.
Gorgeous
Stevie Wonder, US-amerikanischer Sänger, Songwriter und Multiinstrumentalist, veröffentlichte 1973 mit Innervisions sein sechzehntes Studioalbum. Aufgenommen wurde es unter anderem in den Record Plant Studios in Los Angeles und den Media Sound Studios in New York. Das Album verbindet Soul, Funk, R&B und Jazz zu einem dichten Klangbild, das stark von Wonders Einsatz des TONTO-Synthesizers geprägt ist. Viele Instrumente spielte er selbst ein, wodurch die Stücke einen sehr persönlichen Charakter erhalten. Zu den bekanntesten Songs zählen „Living for the City“, eine eindringliche Auseinandersetzung mit Rassismus, „Higher Ground“, ein funkiger Klassiker mit spirituellem Kern, sowie „Don’t You Worry ’Bout a Thing“, das mit lateinamerikanischem Einschlag Leichtigkeit vermittelt. Balladen wie „Golden Lady“ oder „All in Love Is Fair“ zeigen Wonders Gespür für romantische und introspektive Themen. Innervisions gilt als künstlerischer Höhepunkt seiner Karriere: gesellschaftskritisch, musikalisch innovativ und zugleich eingängig. Ein Album, das bis heute Strahlkraft besitzt.
I didn't even have to listen to it, (but I did), to know this would be a five star experience. I bought this one when it came out, and love every minute of it.
I had no idea how young he was, how spontaneous the talent. His voice is one of the instruments. I would say his music was the earliest exposure I had to black culture of any kind. I was one of those Sesame Streeters.
This album was difficult. I've already heard Songs in the Key of Life, which imo was a much better album, but I guess this was the album that allowed Stevie to transition into "Stevie Wonder". So it's interesting to hear Innervisions after Key of Life because IMO it's not as good......BUT once again, most of the albums on here are about context. This album was so revolutionary because 1) the TONTO synthesizer allowed Stevie to just mess around and do all kinds of weird stuff, and thankfully he was able to put that weird stuff into an album. Use of the synthesizer revolutionized pop music. 2) He basically did everything on the record himself. Played all the instruments with the exception of a couple guitar parts. 3) Right after the album dropped he survived a major car accident where he basically took a tree log to the face. Kind of a divine inspiration moment. I will say the music is incredibly well composed and is very complex. Seems like he had trouble just stopping and not adding another layer. Higher Ground is THE song on the album, and while some other songs do have a strong overall message, he's not very direct with it which is disappointing. This was a tough album to get through for me. I'm not a fan of R&B or soul, but there is no denying Stevie Wonder is absolutely a legendary talent.
Highlight Song/s: Visions, Golden Lady This one right here is my second Stevie Wonder album. I found this a lot better than Songs in the Key of Life. I'm honestly not sure what he did here that he didn't do on 'Key of Life. Some of the songs here are some solid melancholy tracks.
I love this album. I was familiar with the hits but had never heard the "lesser" tracks which are wonderful too. Definitely deserves to be on the list and I hope there are many more Stevie Wonder albums to come
Vabbè lo conoscevo e stevie wonder é sempre stevie wonder. Comunque album super potente. Riascolterò quasi tutto
If i could rate higher than 5 stars I would. Pretty much all tracks were standouts
Stunning
Quite simply one of the greatest records by anyone in any genre. Stevie is one of the GOATs and I honestly can’t believe that this isn’t a 5 here. People listen to this and think, nah, I’d rather hear (insert tepid garbage)? JFC.
Stevie is a king
Cannot stand Stevie, but he's a great musician. This album is cool as it is very jazzy and outstanding music.
Ok
87/100 3rd elite pull from this, incredible album man idek what to say about it, just absolutely incredible
Best song: Livin' for the City. This album is one of Stevie's greatest works.
an incredible al um from 23 year old stevie wonder in a concise package of soul and funk with lyrics that resonate so many years later.
chill mais pas mon genre. soul/funk/jazz.
Fantastic album! Lots of Stevie’s signature funk sound with some soul and slow jams thrown in. My favorite album I’ve heard by him.
6/10
First one was interesting. Visions was meh. Living For The City is a certified working class banger. ***In general these songs are way longer than current songs. Album has like 9 songs but they're all 5+ mins.*** Golden Lady has some bond song vibes. Higher Ground is the first song on the album that I knew prior. Also a banger tbf JCOA was fine. Kinda funky. AILIF is a bit of a slowdown v the rest. Don't hate it, bit of a slow ballad so felt out of place. Bout a thing has some beat I feel I know. Was good. He's Mistra is ok
It's probably unfair to say that this was surprisingly good because obviously everybody (especially anyone watching Sesame Street in the 90s) is familiar with Stevie Wonder. But before this I don't think I could identify any of his songs. I certainly recognized a few on this album. And overall I can see why he was so iconic. Great album.
A delight to listen to
Love those smooth, dulcet tones. Well done Stevie!! Fave Song: Too High
Всегда заходит. Лучшая песня - Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing.
He has a lovely voice. I really liked some if the musical choices, but overall this isn't the kind of music I tend to put on.
I just can’t get into this genre of music. It just doesn’t appeal to me.
eh it was just ok. a bit funky in a not-good way
First Stevie Wonder album! Ever, mind you! I’m grateful to have the opportunity to hear this. It’s been a good while since the last “big” album hit my project and I guess the time has now come. Yeah, it ain’t bad. Very polished with some pretty good tunes, yet something about it failed go the full mile for me. I’ll chalk it up to this music generally being outside my sphere of interest. When taken within it's genre I'm sure this album is a well-respected classic “Too High” is pretty cool. I like the subtle, funk sound which underscores the album. “Visions” is pretty good. Very midsummery, which is one of the better moods a song can embody. The acoustic guitar is pretty great, and I like the ambience which hangs in the background. “Golden Lady” is a strong contender for the best song on the album. A rich tune. I dig the percussion, and the synths in the background are quite nice, too. “Jesus Children of America” features some very good songwriting. I like the wobbly, funky sound in the background as well as how Wonder’s vocals work around it. The way his voice deepens throughout the song is the real star of the show, however. “Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing” is an interesting pivot towards a Latin American sound. Big fan of the cowbell – one of the greatest instruments of all time. It’s paired nicely with the piano, and I enjoy the break in the song down the middle, even if where it leads lost my interest. Checking the book. One of Wonder’s most ambitious albums. Political. That’s all she wrote. Moving over to Wikipedia reveals that this album was a pivot from Wonder’s usual sound. “... hugely influential on the future sound of commercial soul and black music”. Strong commercial performance. Universally acclaimed. Yeah, this is a slam dunk from the curators. Solid pick.
8/10
amazing
So good I listened to it twice.
Can we have too much Stevie Wonder here? No, I don’t think we can.
Another amazing album. Really enjoyed majority of the songs: visions, jesus children of america, dont you worry bout a thing, and more. My favorite was Golden Lady though, so good. Really liked Living for the City, but the dialogue aspect got a little long (obviously important though). Still, would consider there to be no skips here.
Groovy af
As a person who listens to a lot of music, but doesn‘t dive deeper into rhe whole music-process, the Album sounded idk „trippy“. Nevertheless „All in live is fair“ is the only song that hit my taste :(
Rich and odd and funky.
Scho e freaking Legend de Stevie! Chili Wonderwoman de! Kenneder Wonderwall? Keis wonder. Tönt alles gliis. Ussert de wonderbarie Wonder Stevie de jüngst. durchs durerushe und em schaffe doch ned chöne 100% inegeh aber für vier Wonderwaffle langets allemal
Einigermasse wonderfull und goodie Es 3.5i Eich welle 4 herdöpfel geh aber denn gmerkt es soo geil isch doch nöd dasi wiedermal dri wür ga. Also nur 3 erdöpfel
grüezi stevie dini innere visione hend mi catcht aber han gad nöd so vill ziit 4 weltwonder lg noah
Stevie was my first concert and it was this tour; what needs be said? Timeless genius layers of beauty.
nice, but just not catching me
Pure class from Stevie here