Very good album. Lyrics and production are incredible. Vocals are also really good as well. It's not the type of music I normally listen too, but this is great stuff.

Ever heard something that sounds like pure inspiration? That makes you go, did this just drop from the sky?

Still an unmatched act of music's magical power. This album breathes a whole different air.

Morrison came to show his poetic and musical genius for the first time on this album. There had been spots of his genius in previous records, but nothing had ever brought itself into a concentrated form like this before. Brilliant!

I always thought that this record is kind of boring. But today, I said to myself Okay, let's just drop everything, lay in bed and listen to the whole thing. And the results are beautifull, I mean that melodic and groovy vibes on one hand or that songs progression from start to finish on the other, is just outstanding. I would now even rank it higher than it actually is. Love it!

Like nothing else out there. Every song is meticulously crafted and perfect. Astounding to listen to, even after all this time.

I honestly do not get this album. It's OK, but nothing special, let alone being ranked 68-2. A few good cuts (Astral Weeks and Sweet Thing), but mostly humdrum. A very tedious listen, to be blunt. To those of you who are enthralled with it, more power to you. That's what makes music so great and fun.

Música vinda do fundo do coração.

So what’s so special about this album? Prolly has to do something with lyrics again.
The choice of instrumentation creates a beautiful atmosphere though, but they follow very predictable patterns in rhythm, melody and harmony. The vocals? You can hear he tries hard is all I’m gonna say.

Ok, I love the White Album, but this has to be the best album of '68, right? It's just ridiculously gorgeous in its impressionistic lyrics and the way the instrumentals seem to fall apart and come together several times throughout each track. It's like a pastoral, jazz influenced version of Dylan's Blonde on Blonde, and it's stunning!