"On the Beach", though, is incredible, one of my favourites. It's one of those Neil's intimate and delicate moments, and it keeps an approach in the balance between extremely melancholic (the closing track is a masterpiece) and hopeful (Walk On, See the Sky...). It's like a deep description of life in 40 minutes.
NickVolos wrote:
On the Beach is beyond...good. Exceptional. =D>
RepoMan wrote:
so interesting since it has a lot of the same chill, soulful beauty of Clapton's 461 Boulevard but with superior songwriting imo. this site has been a real eye opener in regards to the subjectivity of music appreciation. I've hung out with a lot of music heads over the years, and we were generally in agreement on most albums. The fact that you BOTH don't feel the rush, beauty, and chill charm of this album (to me one of the best of the entire decade) is just so interesting.
I'll write up a review of this album at a later date because it's one my favorites of the entire decade.
I'd rather be on the beach everyday... _________________ "And can’t you see you’re in on it?
You were born though you need not
And is that not some cause
For worship, being born among these trees?"
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