1001 Albums Summary

Few tracks got my attention and overall not a bad experience, although the title track was lackluster.

A fantastic album for jazz lovers.

The grief and sadness of Robert ongoing depression captures your heart with every lyric in this album. The powerful vocal which comes from the deepest parts of Robert's soul, grips your senses constantly. It's a soul crushing cry

M.Kiwankuka has managed to capture an essence of his identity and pour it all over this album. The lively beats, colorful drum, and catchy rhythm in tracks like You ain't the problem further improves the experience.

I really tried to like this album more considering it's known as one of beach boys best, but repeating side-a of the album was exhausting and boring. I think it's a stepping stone in the right direction but still long way off from what beach boys are capable of.