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Rating:
THE REVIEW
I hope you have a suitable system to appreciate this unknown masterpiece (at least for DeBaser reviews) by the now mature David Crosby: we are now more than two decades away from Woodstock and the saga of the renowned CSNY firm, in 1993, essentially a lifetime ago.
Of course, the 5 stars are rightfully deserved by the beautiful debut album "If I Could Only Remember My Name," but this "Thousand Roads" is certainly no less and you'll soon realize it. Do I need to describe it track by track? Well, if you want some advice just to "acclimate" yourself, you might want to start with the title track at number 6 and you'll see that the rest will be smooth sailing. The quality of the recording and the artists is unquestionable: try it to believe it. I limit the rating to 4 stars out of "respect" for the first album, but I'm sure you'll give it one more.
I'll stop here: to the wise, few words are needed, better to listen to David the Californian.
Then write to me what you think about it.
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Summary by Bot
This review praises David Crosby's 1993 album 'Thousand Roads' as a worthy and mature follow-up to his acclaimed debut. The reviewer highlights the album's high recording quality and artistic value. Although rated four stars out of five, it is recommended to listeners seeking a thoughtful and smooth musical experience. The title track is suggested as a starting point for newcomers.
David Crosby
American singer-songwriter and guitarist, founding member of the Byrds and Crosby, Stills & Nash (and Young). Twice inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, he paired luminous harmonies with adventurous songwriting across six decades.06 Reviews
