Very good album overall. I really liked the second half of the album which introduced more of a blues rock/ nostalgic sound.

Quite liked it. Heavy on guitar solos. Liked the jammin' session/live vibe of the album, the psychedelic sound and the Bo Diddley lovefest on the first part of the album.

3.5/5. Good live album. Mostly upbeat, happy, sunny rock Guitar vibes. Probably not one I would go back to though.

Thoroughly enjoyed the album. It's not a typical bebop or swing type jazz album but I enjoyed the journey it takes the listener on. Evoked a range of emotions for me. I could definitely see myself listening to the album on repeat in a dark room while reflecting on things with a nice glass of whiskey in hand. 4/5

More of a folksy/root sound that I usually enjoy, however I didn't have any real highlights on the album. Love the Bob Dylan association. 2.5/5

Good improv on the album. Solid overall, a lot of Thelonious Monk music is more original and intricate/complex. The album felt fine but I didn't fall in love with it and wouldn't have it on repeat if I was in the mood to listen to a jazz playlist.

Not my genre in the first place but I couldn't really find any enjoyable tracks on the album outside of Walk. Definitely too much growling for me, although I'd happily play the album if I was ever in a rage room smashing things to bits. 1.5/5

Quite a decent album. Nice riffs and blues notes throughout. Obv holds historical significance as a precursor to heavy metal. Favourite tracks: Summertime Blues & Rock me Baby. 2.5/5

Great P-Funk album. Eddie Hazel's captivating solo on the title is definitely the stand out moment of the journey, however Hit it and quit it and Super Stupid are also timeless tracks. Lively album which reflects the psych-funk infused protest music of the time. 4.5/5

Pleasant enough to listen to but no real highlights for me. It felt like quite a bland mix of pop/rock with some jazz vibes throughout. Probably won't come back to this one. 2.5/5