Yknow what hell yeah. This stands the test of time and had me wanting to destroy my office
Very experimental/trippy album - honestly think I liked that more than the actual songs. Regardless, overall a great album and definitely solidifies the vibe of the mid 1970s. 4/5
Absolute gas.
Starts off weird (great) and just continually gets better. Need this on vinyl so I can throw it on during a sunny spring day with the windows open.
I know it's a classic, but I just don't think I'm an EJ fan.
Yknow what hell yeah. This stands the test of time and had me wanting to destroy my office
I've never really listened to reggae/roots music but this was such a great vibe.
no notes, no skips. it's the best
Not my vibe. But I get the impact.
No notes, perfect album.
God I hate my desk job
sometimes maybe good sometimes maybe shit
listened while I was working and the album flew by. had a lot of fun though
At first I didn't know who they were and then I listened and now I know who they are
Such a tragedy this man had to die so young. He is a legend and would have gone on to do some incredible things. Phenomenal talent and album.
this sounds like the music that plays and cycles through while you spend an hour or 2 making your Sim
Chill vibe, almost too chill? Sleepytime music
One of the most dated albums I've ever listened to (lyric wise). Great voice though
for me, starts out slow, builds nicely in the middle, then falls off again at the end. Still a good album, I just prefer the higher energy middle