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Es una obra maestra absoluta que redefinió las posibilidades de la música popular y del estudio de grabación, es un álbum conceptual creado casi en solitario por un muy inspirado Brian Wilson transformó el estudio en un instrumento musical más. Dejó atrás la temática alegre del surf para ofrecer un paisaje sonoro sofisticado, vulnerable y profundamente emocional, innovando tambien en la producción y la incluyéndo instrumentos poco comunes claves, timbales, flautas y hasta el silbato de un perros mezclados con arreglos orquestales densos y detallados, combinados con las armonías celestiales de los miembros de la banda combinando precisión y belleza técnica inigualable, funcionando como un torrente de emociones agridulces, la profundidad emocional combinan melodías alegres con letras tristes, nostálgicas e inseguras sobre el amor y el paso del tiempo.Es una calificación perfecta porque es uno de esos raros momentos en la historia de la música donde la ambición técnica, la innovación en la producción y la vulnerabilidad emocional se alinearon a la perfección.

So fun

Everything you wanted to know about soul but were afraid to ask.

Perhaps too long for me overall but this fucking rocked

I was not sure what to expect and maybe had my standards set too high. It was refreshing to listen to something almost purely instrumental for a change. I was feeling alright for most of the way through, but Pt. 4 Psalm sealed the deal for me.

Technically tight and concise, just not my favourite vibe.

Es una obra maestra esencial de la música disco, funk y soul que recopila de forma impecable la época dorada de la banda liderada por Maurice White, incuye éxitos que seguirán pasando a través de las décadas como "Shining Star", "That's the Way of the World", "Fantasy" y "Sing a Song", como también la inclusión de joyitas ineditas que se convirtieron en himnos generacionales con la inclusión de "September" y "Got to Get You into My Life", siendo "september" una de las canciones mas recordadas o la mas recordada de la agrupación convirtiéndose en un himno global del baile y la alegría, la producción, la alegría y la energía de este álbum es increíble la combinación de la voz en falsete de Philip Bailey, los arreglos de metales y la fusión de ritmos afroamericanos hacen que este recopilatorio funcione de principio a fin sin perder fuerza. Es un disco perfecto en su categoría. No solo funciona como una recopilación de éxitos, sino que se siente como un álbum de estudio redondo gracias a su fluidez.

Better Man to Melodie (track) is a big production shift in the best way

Great break up album

I've always loved Muse's distinctive sound, but this album feels a little too pop-oriented for my taste. There are still moments where their heavier, almost metal-driven identity shines through, and those are the ones I enjoy the most. What I find interesting is the sense of a hopeful apocalypse running through the record, as if there's still a light at the end of all the chaos. I enjoyed it, but I wish they'd leaned a little more into their heavier side.

I might be biased because I’ve always loved his songwriting, but this album is simply delightful. So delicate, warm and full of tenderness. It’s the perfect soundtrack for a slow weekend breakfast or a morning walk. He has this beautiful ability to make music that feels like a warm embrace, gently rocking you along. Loved every minute of it.

You’ve heard Hoppípolla, and it’s great, but look deeper, play it on your best headphones or speakers, and just let it in.

A few gems on this one, as we would hope for from Alt-J’s frontman.

Best electronic music the Gizz has produced yet

For me, this is the good stuff.

There’s a deep well of sonic discovery to be had here. It’s also out there on 5.1, and that is quite the experience!

Captivating from the first note to the last.

There was before Kid A, and then there was after Kid A, but the best is still during Kid A.

Mouse On Mars has delivered a masterpiece with this one. It is a sonic delight on the headphones, made for Spatial Audio but even on 2-channel stereo it is stunning, I’ve got it on vinyl. It has all kinds of hilarious lyrics from Lee “Scratch” Perry, as well as some nods and samples from his deep catalogue. For me, it gets better with every listen and it’s the album of the year for 2026.

What a strong album front to back! A classic.