it's fucking unbelievable, man. this is the third time i've listened to this album this year, in a desperate bid to recall a single trait of it or to admire any inch of it - it's just nothing. it's water off the duck's back. it traverses through my ears, leaves my empty skull - already gone

this was fine. that's the full review.

Downright listenable, downright lovely. Hard album to review - Stevie Wonder's an unimpeachable god of music and he deserves to be - but this album didn't inspire some kind of grand exaltation in me...it just made me feel pretty goddamn good for 2 hours. That, itself, is pretty goddamn good.

anyway. #1001Albums Day 10: Songs In The Key Of Life via Stevie Wonder.

pretty good

'looking even more sinister'. can you genuinely imagine. can you imagine the day to day pathetic squealing stupidity of pissing your knackers because you may, even just once, see a brown person. the sheer unviable livelihood that is being racist baffles the rational mind

i find this album healing, life-loving, culturally integrated and educating; an album with a beating heart asking why the hell we're so mad all the time, why we're so scared of aging, why any goddamn imbecilic self-serious youngster would hate a song about how nice it is to grow fruits and meditate

Very inspiring! Brought a seriously lore-bearing TTRPG character to life (intellectualizing body-stealing slug woman whomst I love) and I tell you, with the joy Me'Me-Siku has brought me you are entitled to INPRNT money and a tip. No word of a lie from long-time fan J-Dog

I hope I made it in. I really wanna buy a print or somesuch of that Haachama fanart one of these days; still fascinating and inspiring me years after