1.Stevie is GREAT
2.In a Square Circle is a good album,
3. Anx, U should Stevie
4.Nirvana was awesome


I'm all up for a Steely dan pasting any day though

VoicesCarry said:

I'm telling you. Check yourself buddy. If she flashes her tits, you turn to stone. And that's it. No more VoicesCarry.

thesexofit said:

That's a bold, if wildly unpopular, statement. 2 each his own! I still like U. Besides, give him a chance someday. He may grow on U.

jacktheimprovident said:

"Innervisions" is his masterpiece....


STEVIE IS BADD!!!!

VoicesCarry said:

This (sic) you wrote, what does it mean? I always wanted to know.

GangstaFam said:

sexofit, don't you even like songs like All I Do, Ribbons In The Sky, Lately, Pasttime Paradise?

calldapplwondery83 said:

Short form Latin for "intentionally so written" ie. not altered from its original form. Used when you don't want to change syntax fuckups in the original source

For years, I used to feel the same way about Stevie Wonder. I could either take his music or leave it. I bought "Hotter Than July" back when it was in style and love the whole album all the way through. In the 1990s, I bought "Original Musiquarium" which is a really good greatest hits collection. I was happy with my Stevie Wonder "collection" I had (2 albums) for years.

After hearing rave reviews of the 1970s albums from several orgers who have a lot of the same tastes that I do, I recently bought all of the 1970s albums I could find on CD in recent months. The ones I purchased were:

Talking Book
Innervisions
Fulfillingness' First Finale
Songs In The Key Of Life

After buying these albums, my favorite Stevie Wonder album is still "Hotter Than July" (the one I already had). As an indvidual with my own personal tastes, I liked certain tracks on the recently purchased albums, and others I didn't like. I like "Hotter Than July" all the way through and I still don't like the others all the way through. But, each time I listen to one of the recently purchased albums, a different song grows on me. Who knows, maybe the rest of the complete albums will grow on me because I haven't heard anything on them that is absolutely unbearable like I've heard from Stevie in the late 1980s and 1990s. By the way, I didn't like "Hotter Than July" all the way through back in the day. It took years for the entire album to grow on me.

Out of my recent purchases, the two that I like best so far are "Songs In The Key Of Life" and "Talking Book".

That's what I like about him. He isn't afraid to voice his opinion, regardless if everyone else disagrees with him. I don't think he will like the 1970s albums even if he did sit down and listen to them because I've seen the type of music he likes and these albums don't fit in with that style.

u have ur opinion and u have balls-cuz Stevie...Stevie is STEVIE!!!!

vainandy said:

yeah, iam pretty much a completed puzzle now when it comes to music. In other word, u know what i'll like. I can see myself digging rick james in the future though, as I do love funky shit (newjack is funky I tell thee)

I love Talking Book, Innervisions and Songs in the Key of Life, but I must admit that my 2 favorite Stevie Wonder songs are "My Eyes Don't Cry" and "Free", both from Characters ('87).

i have to admit, i'm not really much into Stevie. i admire his talent and history, but i don't really dig listening to him personally.

my favorite Stevie Songs:

Skeletons (Characters)
All Day Sucker (SITKOL)
Black Man (SITKOL)
Rocket Love (Hotter..)
Master Blaster Jammin' (Hotter...)
Village Ghetto Land (SITKOL)
Have A Talk With God (SITKOL)
Happy Birthday (Hotter Than July)
U Will Know (Characters)
That Girl (Original...)
Do I Do (Original..)
What's The Fuss (Time 4 Love)
Boogie On Reggae Woman (Fufillingess'...)

I dont like his usually corny first raters (for the pop charts) either, but most of his stuff is SOLID man U are a New Jack kid u shouldnt be talkin bout Stevie.

Moonbeam said:

I love that song! you introduced me to it!

Natsume said:

Hey you! Sup?

Natsume said:

Zats!

VoicesCarry said:

Thanks!

Moonbeam said:

Arguably the best two songs on the album!

music of my mind..talking book...innervisions...fufillingness first finale...songs in the key of life...and hotter than july...if u went out and got these albums and didnt think stevie was pretty much more gifted than any other singer ...musician...songwriter...then..?????

As much as i usually like his music
i agree , he can be corny sometimes ;
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VoicesCarry said:

none of those albums are from Five Star.

FiveStar Albums:

Luxary of Life
Silk & Still
Between The Lines
Rock My World
Funktafied.....

WOW! Yall better get off of Stevie!! lol
But I can agree to a point that some of Stevie's love ballads can be a bit syrypy(i.e. For Your Love, I Just Called .etc) but I think that you can only express love in so many ways until it becomes a bit recycled..BUT BUT BUT Stevie is the man! Everyone is entitled to their opinion but I think Stevie is one of the most briliant and innovative artist in the history of recorded music..just my opinion

Thesexofits alltime favorite stevie song is:


































Don't Drive Drunk

lilgish said:

U should know what the vid likes.


Each others throat
Gotta have you
I'm new
Chemical love
Skeletons
Get it
One of a kind

Moonbeam said:

moonie!!

(and to ganstafam... your icon is scary!! )

Just so this doesn't seem like a bumpity bump, I just recently heard Songs in the Key of Life. It's a travesty, I know, but that shameful past is behind me. I thought it was genius!

Natsume said:

I've missed you!

Songs in the Key of Life is remarkable and easily my favorite Stevie Wonder album. It's my favorite album of the entire 70s.