Better than I remember
I never had an LP or tape, but always loved the music. What a treat to download and listen to. Their unique voices fit perfectly together and the music was just excellent. Arrangements are soooo well done.
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Oh, the memories
I listened to this music endlessly when I was younger. They are still the best.
Still good
Not only is it just as good as it was 35 years ago, you won't hear anything like it anymore.
Love this!
I've rediscovered these guys! love the harmonies, love the gentleness of the sounds. Really, really mellow.
Old Friends
I had the LP and the cassette in high school. I wore them out. After nearly 35 years, I can still remember which track follows which. I'd compare this to Best of Friends by Loggins and Messina. One cannot go wrong with duos like these. Grab this one, if only to rediscover some old friends or to meet some new ones. Not everything from the 70's was disco...there was some great music in the "lost decade."
"Seals & Crofts' Greatest Hits by Seals and Crofts
It would be nice if for ounce I could bye a CD/Album that actually had all the the songs that it was originally released with, like "YELLOW DIRT" which was one of my favorites on this CD which I used to own and am now having to replace, (well almost replace). I'm really starting to think that when you originally purchase a CD/ALBUM licence for personal use you should be able to register it with the Record Label for free repair/replacement of problem media. Anyway Seals & Crofts is and always will be HIGH QUALITY music. MM
Seals & Crofts' Greatest Hits by Seals and Crofts
I normally don't write comments. I do however read them. I was only going to download "Hummingbird", but I started to listen and decided that I would download the whole album. Great songs, soothing to listen to. The audio quality is is also good, which isn't always the case with Emusic. A great album just as I remembered their music. Well worth downloading!
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