In A Silent Way
Miles DavisI hadnt seen this album before. I liked it. The two sides were both good, but very different.
I hadnt seen this album before. I liked it. The two sides were both good, but very different.
I hadnt seen this album before. I liked it. The two sides were both good, but very different.
Liked. They have a good sound and always enjoyed music with a good horn section.
It's just a great album of music that I have enjoyed since my high school days in the 70's.
Had only heard Legend before. I enjoyed this album.
I hadn’t listened to this since the 80’s. I owned it on 8 track, album and cassette. Had forgotten how there was so much unique instrumentation on each song. Enjoyed this a lot more than I could thought I would.
Enjoyed this, but I still enjoy boxer better.
I enjoyed this but I thought led zep ll > lll. Hoping IV pops up soon.
I enjoyed it. It sounded very much of the era in a good way.
I enjoyed the album. I didn’t realize they were the ones that did so many hits that I remembered from the 80’s. Besides the hits I enjoyed the synth pop sound.
It was okay.
After listening to Arrival by ABBA I can say with confidence I prefer other types. Yes, I did tap my toe at "Dancing Queen", and yes, "Knowing you, Knowing me" got stuck in my head. But they just don't do it for me. It seems from the reviews that many either love ABBA or hate them. I am neither.
I have been listening to this album for decades. Not sure what the jazz world thinks about it, as other than a few Mile Davis albums that’s the extent of my Jazz knowledge. I really like it.
Another album from the sixties, another album I remember fondly from me childhood. On this listen I really enjoyed all the instruments and the arrangements.
He had a good voice. Some of the arrangements were interesting. First time I had heard of him or heard his music. Not interesting enough for me to seek out a second listen.
I thought it was good. I good see why van morrison fans liked it. I would probably listen to it often if I was a fan.
First hip-hop album I ever listened to in its entirety. I enjoyed it. I found the first one far more interesting than the second, but I liked both.
I enjoyed some of the new sounds they experimented with but overall I thought the album was just so-so.
It was okay. Don’t feel the need to return to this.
This was okay. Actually a bit than I expected.
It was only the second hip hop album I have listened to all the way through. I enjoyed it immensely. I thought it had some danceable grooves, I thought it had an interesting point of view. I thought she was funny and overall, I just had a good time listeneing to iit.
classic rock, classic zeppelin. Heard this all the time. I think it must have been played at most parties I went to back in the 70's and early 80's. Solid.
The title track makes it a little better than okay. But it was just okay. I grew up listening to Al Green's greatest hits. That is very good. I ldo like how so many of the bands of the early seventies had horn sections like this one. 7/10
It’s a rock album. You could tell there influences, (ac/dc , zeppelin) but overall I didn’t feel like they had their own sound. It was just sort of vanilla
The only Isaac Hayes song I knew before this album was the “theme from shaft.” I still love that song. I was hoping this album would bring some of the same whatever that song had. It didn’t. It was okay.