1. Journey Through The Secret Life of Plants
2. Talking Book
3. Innervisions
4. Fulfillingness's First Final
5. Woman In Red Soundtrack
6. Songs In The Key of Life
7. In Square Circle
8. Music of My Mind
9. Hotter Than July
10.Characters

1. Innervisions
2. Songs In the Key of Life
3. Fulfillingness First Finale
4. Music of My Mind
5. Talking Book
6. Signed Sealed & Delivered
7. Hotter Than July
8. Where I'm Coming From
9. Conversation Peace
10. In Squared Circle

1.Songs In the Key of Life
2.Songs In the Key of Life
3.Songs In the Key of Life
4.Songs In the Key of Life
5.Songs In the Key of Life
6.Songs In the Key of Life
7.Songs In the Key of Life
8.Songs In the Key of Life
9.Songs In the Key of Life
10.Songs In the Key of Life

*Honorable mention*

-Songs In the Key of Life

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Songs In the Key of Life hehe

1. Talking Book
2. Music of My Mind
3. Innervisions
4. Fullingness First Finale
5. Stevie Wonder presents Syreeta (it's essentially a Stevie album
6. Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants
7. Hotter Than July
8. The Original Musiquarium
9. Characters
10.Jungle Fever
[This message was edited Wed May 28 13:00:36 PDT 2003 by chickengrease]

chickengrease said:

Likewise with the "Syreeta" album and Minnie Ripperton's "Perfect Angel."

'Innervisions' (1973)
'Songs In The Key Of Life' (1976)
'Talking Book' (1972)
'Fulfillingness' First Finale' (1974)
'Hotter Than July' (1980)
'Music Of My Mind' (1972)
'Jungle Fever' soundtrack (1991)
'Natural Wonder' (the Live album) (1995)
'Characters' (1987)
'Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants' (1978)

Just want to get some feedback on this...

IMHO I believe Stevie changed the entire music industry when he released "Journey Through The Secret Life of Plants." When it first came out, they said it was his worst piece of work (probably why he was so quick to go back to making a hit album-"Hotter Than July"); however, I believe this is the work of a gifted artist and will forever go down in history as a true masterpiece.

Maybe I'm a bit biased because it was released the same year I was born , but honestly this is my favorite album and no other R&B album can touch it. Seems like 20 years later, people are now discovering how ingenious it is and it's like "damn, why couldn't you see that when it was first released?!" Oh well, just my two cents on the subject. What do you all think?

Just want to get some feedback on this...

IMHO I believe Stevie changed the entire music industry when he released "Journey Through The Secret Life of Plants." When it first came out, they said it was his worst piece of work (probably why he was so quick to go back to making a hit album-"Hotter Than July"); however, I believe this is the work of a gifted artist and will forever go down in history as a true masterpiece.

Maybe I'm a bit biased because it was released the same year I was born , but honestly this is my favorite album and no other R&B album can touch it. Seems like 20 years later, people are now discovering how ingenious it is and it's like "damn, why couldn't you see that when it was first released?!" Oh well, just my two cents on the subject. What do you all think?

I'm still waiting for Motown to re-master 'Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants'.In 1998,they were planning to do it but it never happened.

Off topic here, but I bought the STEVIE WONDER THE COLLECTION and I must say that it is well, wonderful. There's nothing like Stevie Wonder music.

Hey who here watched the BET Walk Of Fame special honoring Stevie. That was cool, I taped it. I love Mariah Carey's cover of "You and I".



Edit, edit what?
[This message was edited Thu May 29 1:16:45 PDT 2003 by Biscuit]

Biscuit said:

It was pretty good, but who told Mariah to sing the song in a contra-bass??? WTF???

okaypimpn said:

i think anything stevie puts out is gonna be a masterpiece period... and the only albums that comes close 2 that are marvin's inner city blues, here my dear, and i want you
or stevie's hotter than july