Reviews (page 15 of 15)
Beautiful. Truly.
softy!
I mean, it's Cat Stevens
Father and Son and Wild World kind of carry but the whole thing is great
On Tea for the Tillerman, Cat Stevens had approached the road where he found out and ultimately came to terms with things regarding himself. With a wisdom beyond his young years, Cat guides the listener through the complexities of life and how to navigate it through warts and all.
Very eh
Album with some original classics
5 stars!
This was lame but also cool? Just little ditties on the acoustic and clean singing. Really wussy and a bit sickly sweet, but can't give it less than 3/5.
A masterpiece by a musical genius. Cat Stevens is a master storyteller. Wish we could have more music by him, but his personal and religious choices are his own. Songs of my youth all abound here (it's before my time, but Cat Stevens was a mainstay in my house growing up). Wild World and Father and Son are some of the best songs ever to grace my ears and I get tears listening to them to this day. Some weaker songs make this a 4.5/5, but I just can't give this album, that meant so much to me growing up, anything other than a 5/5.