Masterful and emotive keyboard compositions!

Fun.

Essential funk.

Entertaining.

Classic.

Majestic

Amazing.

Emotive.

Great performance. Tune your guitar John

Expansive but quirky. A 3 hour movie that could have been 2 hours.

Maybe as important as Quadrophenia.

The Dawn of Psych Rock and a peek inside Syds musical mind.

Progressive and rock-ish to a masturbatory level. Cool to hear so much Moog and Hammond B3. Bold and pretentious, the perfect fodder for a rock opera parody like Spinal Tap. I enjoyed this, for what it is and I'll probs never listen to it again, thanks.

To fully bare the existential nature of life in a jazz/r n b/pop album with a voice that surely knows the content matter. Has lived on and between every note. My god, this album is mastery.

Essential post-punk goth rock! Guitar and vox are amazing.

Analog mayhem.

Fun.

Minimalist hip-hop with heavy jazz influence. Easy, infectious grooves. Feels natural and unforced.

Sentimental enjoyment.

Groovy disco beats set in a more contemporary tone. Lots of falsetto.

A rare gift of musical greatness enhanced by the addition of Emmylou Harris vocals makes this an enchanting treat.

Wonderful beat era jazz. The trio works effortlessly in sussing out emotive and expressive melodies. A real treat, given the quality of this live performance.

I sometimes think EC was trying to be JJ Cale with this. It feels lose, downbeat and unpolished. Frankly, not my favorite EC effort, even with a Marley cover that seems trite. Meh.

Chill.

Dull and sloppy. There's better 60-70s Americana in the Byrds, CCR & the first Eagles album and Gram Parsons/Emmylou Harris and The Band. Better psychedelic Americana in The Flying Burrito Bros and CSN(Y). A good set of their better songs, but still not a compelling as that mentioned above.