Awesome Record
5
By themilkman45
I got this on vinyl for 99 cents used and it is awesome. My friend played it for me and I instantly loved it. Some of the tracks are pretty forgettable ( but still good), songs like Brand New Love Affair, Harry Truman, and Oh Thank You Great Spirit really stand out though. I haven’t thoroughly listened to their other records but for now this is my favorite of their releases. This album is great to relax to and play with friends. 4.5/5
Extremely underrated
5
By devzin98
This album is extremely underrated by fans and the band alike. Perhaps it doesn’t flow as well as some of Chicago’s earlier efforts, but from front to back it’s a collection of solid, yet diverse songs. Anyway You Want, Brand New Love Affair I & II, Oh, Thank You Great Spirit, and Old Days are the cream of the crop, but the rest is extremely listenable and enjoyable. Love it for what it is - an eclectic collection of well-written pop songs, and one that features some of Terry Kath’s best work.
An interesting Chicago album
4
By I'm Rudy
I remember being pretty disappointed when I bought this one when it first came out. The strange thing is that I
kept coming back to it, Later, after I gave away all of my vinyl and, over time, replaced in CD format what I had lost I eventually decided to repurchase it. Again, even though it doesn't seem to grab me I continue to play it every now and then - only now I have over 2,000 CDs to choose from! I must really like it. (I had a scratch on the record on "Brand New Love Affair" at "...to erase the pain..." and I can still hear that repeated loop when I listed to it in digital format - too funny!)
Hey, give it a chance
5
By hsb58
No, it is not Chicago VII and not Chicago V but it is a Chicago album with the horns, guitar of Terry Kath and the work of a band and what more do you need when you listen to an album...i liked it, more now than then...strange thing though, when you bought the album, you got a patch that you would iron on of the cover
