Thread: New Sean Lennon Album

I don't say this lightly...

This could be the most important and just plain listenable album of American music in many years.

It's really that good. Walks that fine line between paying homage to his father's sound w/o trying to hard - it's just effortlessly beautiful with powerful, though-provoking lyrics.

Run, don't walk, to your local music purveyor to get this CD/download. You'll know you're in for a treat after about 3 bars of song 1.

Originally Posted by Tin Woodsman

I don't say this lightly...

This could be the most important and just plain listenable album of American music in many years.

It's really that good. Walks that fine line between paying homage to his father's sound w/o trying to hard - it's just effortlessly beautiful with powerful, though-provoking lyrics.

Run, don't walk, to your local music purveyor to get this CD/download. You'll know you're in for a treat after about 3 bars of song 1.

Man, nothing against your review of the album, to each his own, but I got an advance copy of the album awhile ago and I thought it might be one of the worst albums by a known artist I have heard in along time.

Originally Posted by jimmy page

Man, nothing against your review of the album, to each his own, but I got an advance copy of the album awhile ago and I thought it might be one of the worst albums by a known artist I have heard in along time.

Ah the beauty of subjectivity.

To each their own.

I can't stop listening to it.

I love the variety here... !

Is it as good as Valotte?





I know, that's Julian, but you get the idea.

Does he do any duets with Yoko?

My old girlfriend used to babysit him when he came to the Poconos for vacation.